Re: NVDA Features feedback
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Martin J. Dürst <duerst@...>
There are also many seeing people who only use 10 or less percent of a program's functionality. I tend to be in this group. Some people feel more at ease with a small number of commands that they can repeat and combine, others feel more at ease with a large number of commands.
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Often, learning a few more commands may improve speed, but it can add to cognitive load. Put maybe a bit too directly, people may want to concentrate on the content of a Web page, not on how to read it most efficiently. But everybody is different, and having many functions available is gives people a chance to find the combination that works best for them. Regards, Martin.
On 2021-12-17 18:06, Steve Nutt via groups.io wrote:
Yes, my own statistic, not backed up by anything scientific, is that blind people only know about 10 percent of their screen reader functions.
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