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1. FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING GENERATOR
2. FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING ARCHIVE
3. FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING ANDROID
4. FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING PC
5. FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING MAC

Spreading the Accessibility Message to Other Facebook Employees The Accessibility Help Center offers an accessibility bug report contact form where you can report accessibility issues. Users can Like the Facebook Access for People with Disabilities page to stay up to date on accessibility work and improvements, visit the Facebook Accessibility Help Center, and follow the Facebook Accessibility Team on Twitter. "Facebook offers several ways to get in touch with the Accessibility Team, and we love getting your feedback," states Wieland.

FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING ARCHIVE

Perform a one-finger swipe up to delete a message thread, mute a conversation, archive a conversation and more. The Facebook Messenger iOS app also now includes an Action item on the rotor. The two-finger scrub gesture also now works to close any pop-up or dialogue screen. When you have finished reading a timeline entry using the iOS app, for example, you can now perform a two-finger double-tap to summon a VoiceOver menu, which includes options to Like the post, comment, turn on notifications, or indicate "I don't want to see this" (which will hide the story). "We've put a lot of work into improving the accessibility of the Facebook and Facebook Messenger native apps, and in some cases we can build accessibility experiences in these applications we simply can't easily replicate on the Web (like use of gestures)," he says.

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Check out the Mobile Apps for Facebookįacebook offers a mobile site, but Wieland encourages iOS and Android screen reader users to try the native apps for these operating systems. "We gather all the metadata a user supplies and combine it to generate a caption that tells a more complete story about that." This Facebook Design video shows voicing for photos and videos before and after Dynamic Alt Text captioning.

FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING GENERATOR

"We're still rolling out the Dynamic Alt Text Generator to more products that will improve the accessibility of both photos and videos," says Wieland.

Open a list of these keyboard shortcuts while in News FeedĬTRL + u Facebook Is Making Photos and Videos More Accessible Open an attachment from the selected story Scroll backward through News Feed stories "If you happen to be in an edit box, or on some other pop-up control, you may have to Tab away or close the dialogue before using the shortcuts," says Wieland. Many of these shortcut keys conflict with browser keys, however, so for now, at least, you will have to either use your screen reader pass-through command, or turn off enhanced browser navigation (Forms Mode in JAWS, Focus Mode in NVDA, and Browser Mode in Window-Eyes). Much the same way as most screen readers offer single-key navigation shortcuts to help you quickly find your way around a webpage, Facebook offers a number of single-key commands to perform various actions.

FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING MAC

Mac users press Control + Option in combination with the command keys below.

FACEBOOK WANTS YOU TO NEXT MEETING PC

Key combinations vary by browser and/or system:

"Access keys let you jump quickly from page to page with a single key combination and without having to Tab down to or search for the appropriate control," says Wieland. Additionally, the main Facebook website also offers an extensive roster of Access and Shortcut keys to help you navigate the site and quickly perform actions, such as liking, searching, and sharing. Facebook Offers Extensive Keyboard Navigationįor computer users who do not use a mouse, including most screen reader users, the main Facebook website makes extensive use of headings, landmarks, and lists, which can be easily navigated with your screen reader navigation keys. Recently, AccessWorld spoke with team founder, Jeff Wieland, and accessibility engineer Ramya Sethuraman, who offered us a top-10 list of things they'd like our readers to know about Facebook's accessibility program and products. In July of 2011, the company formed the Facebook Accessibility Team to improve its support of accessibility across products. Thanks to consumer feedback, and working with several organizations, including the American Foundation for the Blind (AFB), Facebook has taken accessibility to a whole new level. So, in order to help readers more fully enjoy their Facebook experience, we are excited to offer the following information. The company continuously evolves its products, which can introduce changes to screen reader flow. For users of computer and mobile access technologies, however, at times, there can be challenges. Facebook is an excellent way to keep in touch with friends and family.