How Does a Screen Reader Work? What’s its Role in Web and PDF Accessibility?
A screen reader is software primarily used by blind or visually impaired people who are unable to see content displayed on a computer monitor.
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A screen reader is software primarily used by blind or visually impaired people who are unable to see content displayed on a computer monitor.
Read MoreAs the European Accessibility Act (EAA) approaches its 2025 implementation deadline, software companies must take proactive steps to ensure compliance.
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Read MoreThe European Accessibility Act (EAA), set to take effect in June 2025, is a significant regulatory framework designed…
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Read MoreAccessible textbooks are essential learning aids for students of all ages with disabilities. Students with disabilities require access to the same information as their peers;…
Read MoreThe ability to read and write Braille is essential for people who are blind or visually impaired to communicate effectively. To create a Braille document, you must…
Read MorePDF/UA is an accessibility standard that sets requirements and guidelines to ensure that PDF documents are accessible to all audiences. The acronym stands for Portable…
Read MoreAllyant proudly continues its thirteen-year tradition by awarding two $1,000 scholarships through The Alliance for Equality of Blind Canadians (AEBC). These scholarships are part of…
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