Space key, arrow keys, or swipe to navigate through slides.
Available in one size
People are not "one size"
Microsoft Inclusive Design Toolkit - Persona Spectrum
Disability
Jamie Knight & Lion, BBC Accessibility Specialists
Impairment
+ Environment
Impairment
+ right Environment
Accessability
Tailoring is more than you think
Accessibility
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People are not "one size"
Action | MS Narrator | MacOS VoiceOver | iOS VoiceOver | Android TalkBack | ChromeVox |
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Set-up | Settings > Change PC settings > Ease of Access | System Preferences > Accessibility | Settings > General > Accessibility | Settings > Accessibility | Ctrl + Alt + Z |
Toggle on / off | Windows logo key + Ctrl + Enter | cmd + F5 | (set up) triple press home | (set up) power button | Shift + Search + A + A |
Pause / resume | Caps lock + m, or Ctrl | Ctrl | 2-finger tap | (set up) volume key | Ctrl |
Read from selected | Caps lock + h | Ctrl + alt + a | 2-finger swipe down | (set up) shake | Shift + Search + R |
Next / Previous | Caps lock + right / left arrow key | Ctrl + alt + right / left arrow key | Swipe right / left | Swipe right or down / left or down | Shift + Search + up / down arrow key |
Activate item | Caps lock + Space bar | Ctrl + alt + Space bar | 1-finger double tap | 1-finger double tap | Enter |
Rotor / context menu | n/a | Ctrl + alt + u | Hold and twist 2 fingers | Swipe down / up and then right | n/a |
Help menu | - - - | Ctrl + alt + h | Pinch in | - - - | Shift + Search + h |
Keyboard - try to navigate with only Tab, Shift + Tab, Enter, Space bar, and Esc
Screen Reader - not all screen reader users are blind
- there is a screen reader on your device, try it out
- tip: set-up / learn the shortcut toggle first
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Try using your mobile phone when out of sight.
Try watching news with the sound muted.
Try using your tablet without touching it.
Try using the internet in a foreign language.
Try using your mobile with a 2G signal.
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❝Products developed with limitations in mind have given designers a new perspective and resulted in innovation.❞
Wendy Chisholm
W3C WAI Accessibility Specialist
Equivalent, as in equally valuable & meaningful.
Put people first
Use familiarity
Give control
Offer choice
Add value
Guidelines
Training & tutorials
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Learn about assistive tools
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Design & build inclusively
Accessibility and inclusive design
is tailoring for more than one size
Accessibility