When you’re building an accessible e-learning course, one requirement is that your content work on screen readers. (If you’re not familiar with screen readers, check out this article before c...
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Use the ‘Z’ key to access the content zoom controls.
- though this does not conform to the accessibility guidelines!
It would help if SL read the guidelines before adding features, then they might add features that actually conform to the criteria.
You can get SL to conform to 90-95% of the AA criteria (though it is an uphill battle with their 'functionality') but 100% is not possible, and will not be possible without a major overhaul.
Though addressing some of their major bugs would be helpful. (sometime things function one way sometimes another).
You just need to use a lot of hacks to get round them.
Good luck.
- though this does not conform to the accessibility guidelines!
It would help if SL read the guidelines before adding features, then they might add features that actually conform to the criteria.
You can get SL to conform to 90-95% of the AA criteria (though it is an uphill battle with their 'functionality') but 100% is not possible, and will not be possible without a major overhaul.
Though addressing some of their major bugs would be helpful. (sometime things function one way sometimes another).
You just need to use a lot of hacks to get round them.
Good luck.
Hi Instructional Design! Are these keyboard shortcuts standard to users of screen readers, I wonder? How does a learner know to use these keys to perform these actions? It was so much simpler and straightforward before, albeit flawed ...