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From: Carin Headrick
Date: Thu, Jan 26 2012 5:15AM
Subject: course recommendations
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Hi guys. Now that I'm doing a lot more screen reader usability testing,
I often run into the problem where something will work in JAWS and not
in NVDA. But then I am left with the question of why. Are there any sort
of courses I could take that could bring me up to speed on this stuff so
I could actually help the developers fix stuff so it works best for all?
I also am looking for general courses so I could upgrade my
understanding from the html that I took way back when how you built a
website was just HTML but I don't know what courses wouldn't be full of
screen shots, which would be all kinds of useless for me with the
non-functioning eyeballs.
Thanks,
Carin
From: Ryan Hemphill
Date: Thu, Jan 26 2012 3:51PM
Subject: Re: course recommendations
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I would have liked to have gotten educated that way as well but was a lot
of trial and error. If you are running into normalization problems, I
would be glad to give it a look and either find a solution or tell you
what's going on (to the best of my abilities, of course).
Feel free to contact me directly.
Ryan
On Jan 26, 2012 7:18 AM, "Carin Headrick" < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = > wrote:
> Hi guys. Now that I'm doing a lot more screen reader usability testing,
> I often run into the problem where something will work in JAWS and not
> in NVDA. But then I am left with the question of why. Are there any sort
> of courses I could take that could bring me up to speed on this stuff so
> I could actually help the developers fix stuff so it works best for all?
>
> I also am looking for general courses so I could upgrade my
> understanding from the html that I took way back when how you built a
> website was just HTML but I don't know what courses wouldn't be full of
> screen shots, which would be all kinds of useless for me with the
> non-functioning eyeballs.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Carin
>