The iOS and OS X screenreader VoiceOver, for example. (JAWS, too, of course.) It’s pretty cool actually: You can rotate with two fingers to switch between diff

The iOS and OS X screenreader VoiceOver, for example. (JAWS, too, of course.) It’s pretty cool actually: You can rotate with two fingers to switch between different ways of navigating the page: headline to headline, link to link, container to container, line to line and so on. I suggest you try it out when you have the chance. (If you want you can test out HN to see how the experience here could be significantly improved if headline tags were used correctly.) Here is a short video if you can’t try yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxlxx6RXbs8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxlxx6RXbs8 Do you really think accessibility advocates were asking everyone to correctly use headline tags for fun?