When someone using a screen reader comes to the site for the first time, they will hear an introduction to AudioEye, “This website has been AudioEye enabled and optimized for accessibility.” It will then continue with an explanation of every utility available in the AudioEye Visual Toolkit. Individuals who utilize a screen reader will continue to use their own AT device, because it is what they are familiar with, but they are still fully aware that the site has been optimized for accessibility and there are additional tools available, should they want to explore them.
How does the AudioEye Visual Toolkit interact with Assistive Technology (AT)?
