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Sent: Saturday, February 29, 2020 12:57
PM
Subject: [nvda] planning on writing a
guide on browsing the web efficiently with NVDA
Hi everyone.
As the subject says, I am planning to write a guide on how to browse the
web more efficiently with NVDA.
As you all know, NVDA has a ton of single navigation commands to navigate
to different webpage elements, E.G. Landmarks, headings, block quotes, links,
the newly introduced groupings and articles etc. However, there doesn't seem
to be much info in laypersons terms about what these elements are, much less
how you can use them to get around the web quicker. There's loads of dev
info on w3c, but nothing much for your average screen reader user navigating
the web.
I would post it on the community wiki as frankly I'm only one woman and
don't know everything. So it'd be a community effort much like the JAWS
to NVDA guide, which I did most of the initial work on.
What do you all think of such a project? Would you find it useful?
Also, if a similar thing already exists, I don't want to reinvent the
wheel.
All the best,
Kara
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