Introduction
One of the number one questions the Vision Australia Digital Access team receives is which screen readers, assistive technology, and accessibility settings need to be supported by websites and apps. We also often get asked which browsers and devices to support.
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“Some of the findings were quite interesting, for example, many native apps don't support Dark Mode but the survey uncovered it is one of the most popular accessibility settings used by the blind and low vision community.”
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Demographics
We asked a range of age groups to complete the survey, skewing towards older age groups.
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Respondents were asked to select which hardware assistive technologies they use.
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Respondents were asked to select which hardware assistive technologies they use.
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We asked respondents about the software used on their devices including magnification and screen reader software.
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This section asked respondents how they found using websites and apps.
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Vision Australia’s Digital Access team has a range of services to help you make your digital products and services accessible and inclusive to people with disability.
Accessibility Auditing
Accessibility Audit against WCAG. Verification Testing. Conformance Statements.
Accessibility Auditing
Training and Coaching
Live training. On-demand training. Coaching and On-the-job training.
Training and Coaching