WebAIM: Screen Reader User Survey #6 Results
You are here: Home > WebAIM Projects > Screen Reader User Survey #6 Results Introduction In July 2015, WebAIM conducted a survey of preferences of screen reader users. We received 2515 valid responses to this survey, our highest thus far. This was a follow-up survey to the original WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey of January 2009 and the follow-up surveys from October 2009, December 2010, May 2012
WebAIM: CSS in Action - Invisible Content Just for Screen Reader Users
CSS in Action Invisible Content Just for Screen Reader Users You are here: Home > Articles > CSS in Action: Invisible Content Just for Screen Reader Users Introduction There are occasional instances where content should be made available to screen reader users but hidden from sighted users. In the vast majority cases, content that is available visually should be available to screen reader users, a
WebAIM: WCAG Next
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 became a W3C Recommendation (code for “finalized specification”) in December 2008. I am proud to have my name listed as a contributor to WCAG 2.0. All of WebAIM’s current clients are working toward WCAG conformance. None of them are seriously considering only the antiquated Section 508, the update of which is perpetually stuck in bureaucratic delay tact
WebAIM: JAWS ate my tables
Data Tables vs. Layout Tables Screen readers treat data tables differently than layout tables. Layout tables are not identified and are read linearly as standard page content. Data tables, however, will be identified, the number or rows and columns read, and functionality provided for users to navigate through the table by cell. While tables have never been intended to control layout, they often a
WebAIM: JAWS license not developer friendly
For years, we have recommended to developers that they download the trial version of JAWS to perform basic evaluation of the accessibility of their web sites. Our recent, and quite popular, article on using JAWS to evaluate web content again makes this recommendation. The demo version (which runs for 40 minutes per session) can be a valuable tool for web developers to not only ensure their content
WebAIM: Jaws, Window Eyes, Parallels, and Boot Camp
You are here: Home > Blog > Jaws, Window Eyes, Parallels, and Boot Camp Screen readers and my HP laptop have never been friends. JAWS causes major stability issues. Window Eyes stutters a lot. Now that I have an Intel-based Mac with Parallels and Boot Camp for running Windows, I have found the perfect screen reader testing system. Parallels is a program that allows Windows to run within a window u
WebAIM: Survey of Preferences of Screen Readers Users
Follow-up surveys were administered in October 2009, December 2010, May 2012, January 2014, July 2015, and October 2017. Be sure to check out the results of these surveys for updated data and trends. Introduction In December 2008 through January 2009, WebAIM conducted a survey of preferences of screen reader users. We received 1121 valid responses to the screen reader survey. A few disclaimers and
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