How Blind People See the Internet.
Your eyes are absorbing this webpage. They're passing over this, this, then this word, right now. That's how reading works, online: you take this for granted.
But what if you couldn't?
The most common way for the vision-impaired user to access the internet is with a traditional browser and text-to-speech software. You're probably already vaguely familiar with some of it—Windows users will have come across Microsoft Narrator, and I defy you to find a single Mac OS user who hasn't forced Voice Over to hurl insults at his friends.
Please, find the full article on the link:
http://m.gizmodo.com/5620079/giz-explains-how-blind-people-see-the-...
Friday, 15 October 2010
How Blind People See the Internet. - ICT for the Development of PwDs
