How to Make Your Website Accessible to People Who Use a Screen Magnifier

A free tool to check your entire site to see if it meets accessibility requirements.

How do people who cannot move their arms use your website? What about people who cannot see well or at all? Or people who have difficulty hearing or understanding, or have other disabilities?

This resource introduces how people with disabilities, including people with age-related impairments, use the Web. It describes tools and approaches that people with different kinds of disabilities use to browse the Web and the barriers they encounter due to poor design. It helps developers, designers, ...

I'm looking to hire a part-time freelander who know how to use the authoring tool to support me in creating modules for use on an iPhone. Any suggestions?

How can we make the course a forced learning, i.e. the learner should click each interaction in order to complete the course?

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In dominKnow | ONE the content you make in your Pages is independent of the over all look and feel (colors and branding) as well as the navigation scheme (how users navigate the content). This is true for both Flow and Claro content.

These steps show how to switch your Project to a different Theme.

In this example, we have a Flow Project created as a Course which uses the Course Player Theme by default. These steps show how to switch to the Infinite Scroll Theme which is ideal for longer, ...

I'm using the Story template in Flow and I know the nav menu in this template is not accessible. Screen readers will read each menu item on every new page. Just wondering if there is a way to make a screen reader ignore the nav menu entirely either with CSS or editing the published file.
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