Hello
I’ve got some headings and text. The headings (HTML text) are links to other pages. They are underlined and have an arrow - to denote that they are links.
However, my client is asking me to write “click for more info” after each link, because she says that blind people using a screen reader need this to understand it is a link.
Surely this isn’t true?
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Not true with any modern screen reader. The links are announced to the visitor as LINK: [title text], [URL].
Walter
On Sep 23, 2011, at 11:33 AM, Mark wrote:
Hello
I’ve got some headings and text. The headings (HTML text) are links to other pages. They are underlined and have an arrow - to denote that they are links.
However, my client is asking me to write “click for more info” after each link, because she says that blind people using a screen reader need this to understand it is a link.
Surely this isn’t true?
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A handy quick reference http://www.sitepoint.com/screen-reader-usability-tips/ to get you started.
Todd
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Thanks for the advice
Mark
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