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From: JP Jamous
Date: Jan 6, 2017 5:14AM

Also, Visual Studio Community edition or the developer edition have a pretty nice CSS editor. It works well with JAWS. Never tested it with NVDA.

It gives you the markup as you type. If you also use classes, it would show you the classes in a pop-up window when you are working with a ASP.NET page.

As Karl stated, you can learn it and I am totally blind. Don't let your sight limit your ability to code.

Lastly, you have to know the CSS concepts and how they work. That is why you find folks like Karl using Notepadd++ rather than Visual Studio. All that Visual Studio CSS editor does is help you remember the properties, (not their values), and highlights some errors or warnings for you. If you don't know the language well, it can fool you. Be careful of that.