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Accessibility and PDF Table of Contents

If there is a Bible for PDF accessibility, it is the 14th chapter of ISO 32000_2008, the ur-text of the PDF standard. For any Scripture,.

3 years ago
Gershon Blackmore In Accessibility Best Practices, JAWS, NVDA, Section 508

Indicating Link Purpose with ARIA

An Analysis on Different Screen Reader Behaviors Authors must avoid using the same text for links that retrieve different resources. Users without disabilities may be.

5 years ago
Marketing In Accessibility Best Practices, ARIA, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, JAWS, NVDA

Style Over Substance: The Content CSS Property and Accessibility

The content CSS property is an interesting property used in conjunction with either the :before or :after pseudo-elements that can insert text, symbols, and images.

6 years ago
Marketing In Accessibility Best Practices, ARIA, Assistive Technology, CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), Internet Explorer, JAWS, NVDA, SSB BART Group

How Windows Screen Readers Work on the Web

If you try to use a Windows screen reader on the web for the first time, you might find the experience to be daunting and.

7 years ago
Sam Joehl In Assistive Technology, JAWS, NVDA, Window-Eyes

How Browsers Interact with Screen Readers and Where ARIA Fits in the Mix

The differing behaviors of screen readers across various browsers are noticed all the time by screen reader users, and differing levels of ARIA support are.

7 years ago
Bryan Garaventa In ARIA, Assistive Technology, JAWS, NVDA

WebAIM Screen Reader Survey

SSB applauds WebAIM for their efforts to bring data to our community. A great example is their recent survey on screen reader usage and preferences..

8 years ago
Kim Phillips In Accessibility Best Practices, Assistive Technology, Evaluating Accessibility, JAWS, NVDA, Window-Eyes

Java Access Bridge Support – 64 Bit Windows

The Java Access Bridge now works with 64 bit windows and JAWS. While this support has been included for several months there are still questions.

8 years ago
Marketing In AMP, Assistive Technology, Evaluating Accessibility, JAWS, NVDA, Products and Services

Accessibility of Browsers

While Internet explorer and Firefox work well with leading screen readers on Windows, and Safari works well with VoiceOver on the Mac, the question arises.

9 years ago
Marketing In Assistive Technology, JAWS, NVDA, Window-Eyes

Remarks on Internet Explorer 9 Accessibility and Compatibility with Assistive Technology

The release of Internet Explorer 9 has brought about new accessibility challenges which have, as a result, necessitated many assistive technology manufacturers to release new.

9 years ago
Sam Joehl In Assistive Technology, Dragon NaturallySpeaking, Evaluating Accessibility, Internet Explorer, JAWS, NVDA, Window-Eyes