Hello Chat,

It is not my intent to be snide or sarcastic, but how do I take these
set of instructions and make them user friendly for myself as a blind
user of screen reading software.
The website in question is: www.ProWritingAid.com

Accessing Your Documents
There are a couple of ways to access your Web Editor documents. You
can click here if you are logged in. Alternatively, click on your name
in the top right-hand corner of any ProWritingAid page. This will open
your account. Then, click on the hamburger menu in the top left-hand
corner, like this:
screenshot of prowritingaid account page
Click on documents, and you’ll be able to view all of your existing
ProWritingAid documents.

Me. Originally, one could paste a document in the web editor, and a
summary report with links to specific reports, would appear within the
body of one's document.
Thanks for helping detangle the misunderstood.

I am not a member of the site and someone who is may provide better instructions.

Try the following:
It says to click here. That should be a link. Or press enter on your name. I can't tell from the instructions you provided if there is any difference in what you see.

The instructions spoke of a hamburger menu. The icon looks like a hamburger but you will probably find a button very close to the top of the page that has something to do with navigation or with other wording that will tell you it is likely to be what you want. If you can find it and activate it, you have activated the same thing as the icon. It appears to your screen-reader as, I would guess, a button but it is the same thing.

If it is a button, press the space bar on it.
You may hear expanded.
Start down arrowing and see what you find.
Press enter on the item you want.

Gene

On 6/6/2022 7:57 PM, David Russell wrote:

Hello Chat,

It is not my intent to be snide or sarcastic, but how do I take these
set of instructions and make them user friendly for myself as a blind
user of screen reading software.
The website in question is: www.ProWritingAid.com

Accessing Your Documents
There are a couple of ways to access your Web Editor documents. You
can click here if you are logged in. Alternatively, click on your name
in the top right-hand corner of any ProWritingAid page. This will open
your account. Then, click on the hamburger menu in the top left-hand
corner, like this:
screenshot of prowritingaid account page
Click on documents, and you’ll be able to view all of your existing
ProWritingAid documents.

Me. Originally, one could paste a document in the web editor, and a
summary report with links to specific reports, would appear within the
body of one's document.
Thanks for helping detangle the misunderstood.

I find this term hamburger a bit odd too, does anyone know the derivation? If we knew that these sort of concepts would be easy to deal with. I'm still struggling with web sites that say breadcrumbs? I'm assuming this is analogous to  page history, but never really made much sense of it.
Brian