It's a really good idea to make your posts accessible:
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Don't apologise, I would have interpreted it the same way!
And it's interesting to read your suggestions
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Don't apologise, I would have interpreted it the same way!
And it's interesting to read your suggestions
If anything is useful it may of course be used. No attribution needed.
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If anything is useful it may of course be used. No attribution needed.
Thank you, that's really nice!
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Are there any recommendations for sites that could help an able person to judge how accessibility tools render their post? I.e. an online version of common screen readers' text-to-speech engines?
Not really for social media posts, mainly websites. The best thing you can do is do your best and listen to feedback from people, but you can use things like an online text to speech generator that will simulate how emojies will sound, as an example. I'd start with places like https://webaim.org/simulations/screenreader @SpotlightKyd @FediTips
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Not really for social media posts, mainly websites. The best thing you can do is do your best and listen to feedback from people, but you can use things like an online text to speech generator that will simulate how emojies will sound, as an example. I'd start with places like https://webaim.org/simulations/screenreader @SpotlightKyd @FediTips
Thanks Robert
