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List of accessibility workarounds?
Hi all,
I'm using Storyline 360 to make accessibility courses and it seems like there are so many caveats and things that don't work properly with keyboard navigation and screen readers. I'm wonde...
Hi Frances -
We are also working through this and wish that there was a tips and tricks guide somewhere re what will and won't work with screen readers etc. For example, in our testing, we discovered that drop-downs are only partially read. Meaning it will read the 'select' but not anything in the drop-down menu so they are no longer an option for us.
Regarding your question about the focus order. We have created our templates so that the master 'objects' are invisible such as design details (graphics etc.) that are visual affects only. All other objects like titles etc. are visible to accessibility tools. So if module 1 is on every slide but is just a visual affect, then make it invisible. If it is a visual cue for orientation, for sighted learners, then best practice would be to provide the same orientation for someone using accessibility tools... make sense?
