Based on the title of your file, it looks like you may be one of the latest updates! If so, I wanted to point you in the direction of our latest enhancements as we believe it delivers meaningful real-world improvements for learners with accessibility needs. I've included links below where you can find all the details on what this means for Storyline 360 Update 36 and after:
This release makes it significantly easier for those users to perceive, operate, and understand content published with Storyline, while opening up more choices of browser, assistive technology, and devices for the first time. Learners will benefit from the vast majority of these improvements, even when the course author is not designing their course for accessibility.
I'd like to help out with the file you provided. Can you specify which slide you're referring to, as well as what browser and screen reader you're using?
Thanks for providing those details! I tested your file using Firefox and NVDA and was able to hear the slide content being read. Then, using the tab key, as well as the up/down arrows, I was able to navigate through the slides.
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Hi David,
Based on the title of your file, it looks like you may be one of the latest updates! If so, I wanted to point you in the direction of our latest enhancements as we believe it delivers meaningful real-world improvements for learners with accessibility needs. I've included links below where you can find all the details on what this means for Storyline 360 Update 36 and after:
You'll also find our general FAQ on accessibility in Articulate 360 tools here.
This release makes it significantly easier for those users to perceive, operate, and understand content published with Storyline, while opening up more choices of browser, assistive technology, and devices for the first time. Learners will benefit from the vast majority of these improvements, even when the course author is not designing their course for accessibility.
I'd like to help out with the file you provided. Can you specify which slide you're referring to, as well as what browser and screen reader you're using?
None of the slides were reading the text. And the 3rd slide is a major
issue.
Sorry browser is Firefox using nvda I think that's right screen reader.
Hi David,
Thanks for providing those details! I tested your file using Firefox and NVDA and was able to hear the slide content being read. Then, using the tab key, as well as the up/down arrows, I was able to navigate through the slides.
I recommend taking a look at this excellent resource on designing an accessible course from the ground up. Specifically, editing your tab order to direct your learner and adding alternate text will be beneficial as they navigate the course.
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