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Accessible software simulations
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for resources on creating accessible software simulations in Storyline 360. My main question is:
Is it possible to create a simulation that interacts effectively with screen readers and other assistive technologies, similar to how the Microsoft Office Suite does?
I am developing simulation-based software tests and need to ensure that the person taking the test can use Microsoft Office Suite in exactly the same way as demonstrated in the simulation.
Any tips, best practices, or resources on achieving this level of accessibility would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
possible but it is a lot of work. You will have to use the app you are trying to replicate in a screen reader and then either build out the buttons in Storyline or overlay objects to function the same way.
Yes, I realise that. Would you have any tips or resources that could help?
Hello KatKow,
We have this article which contains some links to help you get started:
- Everything You Need to Know About Creating Software Simulations with Storyline
- 5 Tips for Creating Effective Software Simulations with Storyline 360
- Follow This Process to Create Software Simulations and Systems Training Like a Pro
Hope these articles point you in the right direction!
