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Large Braille displays basically don't exist, they'd be too expensive. Navigation with a screen reader isn't just next item / previous item, though. There are
by miki123211 5y ago
Large Braille displays basically don't exist, they'd be too expensive.
Navigation with a screen reader isn't just next item / previous item, though. There are hotkeys to jump between headings, links and so on. That's why good markup is so important for accessibility.
- Grustaf 5y agoNo sure, I didn't mean that navigation itself was hard, more that it's hard to know where to navigate to. If you can see, you can quickly scan a page and get some sort of understanding of what is where, but at least with audio that's very hard. It seems that it should be possible to make cheap full screen braille displays, I suppose it's just that the volumes are not big enough to drive down prices.