the needs of visually impaired users. The service prioritizes its list of Web sites based on simplicity and how well they work with
screen-reading software. Google’s accessible search strategies aim to
help visually impaired readers in several ways, including accessible email, maps with textual directions, a calendar with a speech-friendly user interface, and, of course, searching the Web. Audio alternatives are available for all services that use Google accounts. Google invites users to participate in a user community—sharing tips and identifying what does and does not work well in its accessible services.
The community is found at: groups.google.com/group/accessible.
The Google Accessible Search site is found
at: labs.google.com/accessible.
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