Working on my first Storyline course... and wondering what are some good accessibility practices if it has narration throughout? Does it make sense to rework the tab order for screen readers if the narration covers the content? I will apply alt text to images and we're planning on closed captions for the script. If you've had similar experience with this, I'd love to hear how you approached this.
Yes, it still makes sense. Some people prefer to use the screen readers because the narration typically only covers the content - not the UI buttons etc. It would also be nice to give them the option to turn off the audio if they want to use the screen reader.
Thanks for posting here in the community. There's a lot of resources here in the community on how to create accessible content. I'm going to leave some links and resources for you here
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Yes, it still makes sense. Some people prefer to use the screen readers because the narration typically only covers the content - not the UI buttons etc. It would also be nice to give them the option to turn off the audio if they want to use the screen reader.
Hey there Carol!
Thanks for posting here in the community. There's a lot of resources here in the community on how to create accessible content. I'm going to leave some links and resources for you here
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