
Screen readers in television player menus
A screen reader can announce controls and focus, but aTV application must label and expose its interface correctly.
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A screen reader can announce controls and focus, but aTV application must label and expose its interface correctly.
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A remote-controlled interface needs a visible, predictable focus path.
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Interface text and subtitle text often have separate size controls.
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Readable menus need sufficient contrast between text, controls and backgrounds.
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Reduced-motion settings can limit interface animation where the operating system and app support them.
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Some programmes contain flashing images that viewers may prefer or need to avoid.
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