Simulation on dyslexia and the Web
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Warning: The original version of this document is WebAIM Dyslexia Simulation . This French translation was done by Ideose as part of an agreement between WebAIM and Ideose .
Note: See page documents on web accessibility for a list of all translated documents. Other resources on web accessibility are also listed in the portal accessible digital .
Summary
Instructions
This simulation shows some of the symptoms of dyslexia. You have 60 seconds to read a paragraph aloud. The letters in this paragraph are reversed, reversed, transposed and the spelling is inconsistent. There will be two questions at the end of 60 seconds, so you need to decipher the words as best you can.
The photo below is a screenshot of the simulation. This exercise was designed to give users an idea of the frustration of a person with dyslexia when she goes on the Web.
Remark
This simulation requires the Shockwave plug-in and can not be fully accessible to users of screen readers. WebAIM is working to make fully accessible this simulation.
The simulation
Run the simulation WebAIM on dyslexia and the Web (English)!
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