Re: Accessibility questions that are less technical
Joseph Wright <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Jan 2026 14:54:11 +0000
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On 27/01/2026 14:44, David Carlisle wrote: >> 5) There is sometimes a tradeoff between what is useful for >> visually-impaired users and others. To again name a concrete example >> from ltx-talk, I sometimes show a sequence of graphics as slides >> inside of a frame to illustrate changes (say, developing the arc >> length as a limit by showing line segments become shorter). Only the >> graphic changes, not the surrounding text. I understand screen >> readers to re-read the entire slide; certainly Okular does. > > > That sounds wrong, the default behaviour is just to read the last slide > (which is what you want for gradual reveals) > If you have more complicated interactions with text coming and going it has > some possibility to control which text > gets marked to be read and which is marked as Artifact. > > That's >> pretty tedious after five slides. Does anyone have advice about >> working through that? >> > > It's not supposed to happen. What David and Ulrike said - this isn't the standard setup, can you show an example? Joseph