Kristof Neirynck

I’ve recently had an accessibility training from Anysurfer. Roel Van Gils came to speak to me and the designers of indie group for an entire day.

We learned a lot that day!

• Most blind users use internet explorer with a screen reader, that means no links nor lynx.
• Well trained disabled users let their tts engine run at 130 words per minute which is faster than I can read.
• Safari doesn’t support the label tag.
• The descriptive (D) link is not understood by most users.
• Jaws is not the most used screen reader in Belgium.
• Flash is still not accessible even though Jaws supports its accessibility features.

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