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Question for people who use screen readers or text to speech/audio
When a post on here has lots of emojis, special fonts/text or lots of keysmashes, what is a way to tag those posts so that you guys don't have to sit there listening to nonsense for a minute straight?
Thanks!
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I want to make a rentry about screenreader accessibility!!
Why do you use a screenreader? Is it due to a disability?
What are common inaccessibility issues you come across?
What information would you like to see in an informational rentry or carrd about screenreaders, plaintext, and image descriptions?
Feel free to link to resources in your reblog for a resource masterlist as well!
Pings: @mightyoctopus @accessibleaesthetics @accessible-tumbling
[ID one: The words "Image desc" (short for image description) in a fiery red. /end ID]
[ID two: The words. "Using screen reader." The dot in the “I ” replaced with a star. The “A” in the word “reader” replaced with a star. In a color gradient fading (top to bottom) from purple to magenta. /end ID]
[ID three: The words. "Using screen reader." The dot in the “I” replaced with a star. In a color gradient fading (top to bottom) from purple to magenta. /end ID]
✨just because it’s aesthetic, doesn’t mean it’s accessible✨
crazy how common it is for people on here to use their neurodivergency as an excuse to be inaccessible or downright ableist. i dont care if youre "uncomfortable" with not using a typing quirk, i can't fucking read your messages. i don't care if you're somehow "unable to turn it off", i can't fucking read your messages. i don't care if tour typing quirk "soothes your brain", i. can't. fucking. read. your. messages.
if you use typing quirks and don't translate, for any reason at all, don't fucking interact with me. or any blind person for that matter. thanks.
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Screen reader users please give me screen reader recommendations for iPhones and windows computers (not the iPhone built in screen reader please I had a complete meltdown over it changing my phone controls too much but I also don’t know if the control change is avoidable)
It’s a lot easier on me to use one rather than attempting and failing to read something myself over and over again but I’m lost on finding one’s to use
I've seen a lot of people talk about this so I'm going to add my opinion:
Having a stylized intro post/bio is not inherently ableist.
I want to be very clear that this is my opinion and I am not forcing anyone to agree with me.
Don't you love it when you make a post about how annoying it is when people's ways of censoring things or typing quirks stops your screen-reader and someone uses a typing quirk when replying to that post
