Designing Non-Visual Interfaces: Foundations, Meaning, Examples
summary
An interactive workshop about designing non-visual interfaces that used TalkBack and VoiceOver to practice how and why to use screen readers. It examined visual, audio, and tactile representations of digital interfaces, analyzed core interface components, and practiced designing solutions that present those components correctly to assistive technologies.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:20Digital accessibility
- 12:37Screen readers
- 18:03Designing interfaces for blind users
- 36:21Product card info priorities
- 51:00Navigation and mental models
- 1:00:36Tactile interfaces and Braille display
- 1:13:08Q&A
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