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This is akin to interrogating a link for presence of a title attribute with JAWS (or Window-Eyes) The title attribute is read by VoiceOver on OSX when the user explicitly checks for presence of help text on the element (VO+Shift+h).JAWS 15 provides the best user experience followed by VoiceOver on iOS.

The test links are not indicative of markup to be used for download links for PDF (or other) file types.

Default verbosity settings were used for all screen readers.

VoiceOver was used with Safari on OSX and iOS.

For JAWS, the above behavior is the same in Firefox and Internet Explorer (Windows 7).

Both Aria-label and title present besides anchor text:

Aria- label present besides anchor text:ĭ. Both Aria-label and title present besides anchor text: Annual Report 2013 Markup: Annual Report 2013Ĭ.Aria-label present besides anchor text: Annual Report 2013 Markup: Annual Report 2013.Identical title and anchor text: Annual Report 2013 Markup: Annual Report 2013.Different title and anchor text: Annual Report 2013 Markup: Annual Report 2013.But what’s the best practice based on current assistive technology support? Comparing Screen Reader Behavior for Aria-label and Title on Text Links Links used for this test

One could use aria-label or the title attribute or even off-screen text on text links. Sometimes, the visible anchor text as mandated by the user interface design is not very meaningful to vision impaired users. Text Links: Best Practices for Screen Readers

#Nvda screen reader chrome pdf#