Screen readers, accessibility, and assistive tech.
Screen readers are fine. Your website is likely the problem. Investing in accessibility fixes beats buying new assistive tech every time.
We broke down how to make websites accessible for screen reader users, using real data and practical steps. Stop ignoring the 90% without access.
The WHO says 90% of people who need assistive tech don't have it. We break down the myths and why accessibility is a human right, not a feature.
Most teams test with NVDA alone. That's a mistake. Real users rely on multiple screen readers, and your software must work across all of them.
Most teams test with JAWS because it's the 'standard.' But NVDA is free, powerful, and used by more real users. Here's why I switched my testing workf...