TicTap Shopping for the Visually Impaired

In a post a few weeks back, I mentioned that Damon and I were thinking of making it easy for folks with visual impairment to shop online.

Today, we released TicTap Shopping with Screen Readers for the visually impaired.

The top down layouts and large fonts should make it easy for their screen reader software to extract links and headers in a consistent way. Even if you don’t require a screen reader but have poor eyesight, you might still like the simplicity of it.

As this is our first attempt, we know many more improvements can be made. Please let us know if you have any ideas.

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»TicTap for the Visually-Impaired Web User
»Wireless and Screen Reader Access in TicTap
»ECS Shopping Cart Bug Fixes
»Store Browsing
»Find New Releases at TicTap.com

2 Responses to “TicTap Shopping for the Visually Impaired”

  1. TicTap Blog » Blog Archive » TicTap for the Visually-Impaired Web User Says:

    […] 2;——————— Update - 23 May 2006 We have launched TicTap for the visually impaired who use screen readers. & […]

  2. Rachel Says:

    You should also check out ifbyphone, a new cool technology for the public, but especially great for visually impaired individuals. You can access personalized news, weather, sports, email, chat, blogs, stocks, games, wake up and reminder calls, notepad and more all by phone (by voice) without ever touching a keypad. http://ifbyphone.com.

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