Vision Impairment, Screen Readers, and Accessibility with Courtney Heitman
.NET Rocks!22 Sep 2022

Vision Impairment, Screen Readers, and Accessibility with Courtney Heitman

How do you make applications that work well for the visually impaired? Carl and Richard talk to Courtney Heitman about building applications that the visually impaired can use. Courtney talks about different kinds of visual impairment including field of view, color blindness, low and no vision. There are tools to help you understand what those impairments are like and to help you test how your app will work for everyone. Then the conversation turns to screen readers - which are challenging to test with because it does take quite a bit of experience to use. There are powerful solutions, you just need to incorporate these accessibility features - sooner, rather than later!

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