[nfbcs] Accessible alternatives to Trello

[Steve Jacobson]

Ryan,

I will look at this again, but I don't remember having the problem you outlined with JAWS.  I have found that with a PC, many controls are not clearly identified as controls, but pressing ENTER on text that seems likely to be controls causes the required action to be taken.  Also, I have found I need to turn the Virtual Cursor off sometimes which exposes some controls more completely.  I'm not a power user, though, so maybe I have not encountered some of the issues you have encountered, though.  Did something changed very recently?  I have not accessed Trello on my PC for a couple of months.  

This probably exposes my ignorance, but what is Kandan?

Best regards,

Steve Jacobson

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Subject: [nfbcs] Accessible alternatives to Trello

I have used Trello for many years for project management tasks. It uses the Kanban method and it has always been extremely effective for me.

Unfortunately it is not accessible at all on a PC, as I can’t read the cards with JAWS. Are any of you aware of fully accessible alternatives? I would prefer something that uses Kanban but I am open to learning something new if it works better with screen reader software.

Ryan
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