[NFBCS] How Do People Navigate the Orders Page of Amazon with JAWS or NVDA

[Brian Buhrow]

	hello.  I always use Amazon through their web site, as opposed to the
mobile app.  For the orders page, if I'm searching for a specific thing I
ordered, I use the filter options to narrow the search, i.e. to a specific
year, or, sometimes, I search for the product type using the text box.  I
use it with Safari on iOS or Chrome on Windows 10.  Yes, there are a lot of
links, but I find it to be pretty navigable.
Oh, yes, on Windos I use it with NVDA, if that helps.

-thanks
-Brian

On Sep 10, 10:57am, Nicole Torcolini via NFBCS wrote:
} Subject: [NFBCS] How Do People Navigate the Orders Page of Amazon with JAW
}             I used to use the mobile/accessible version, but Amazon has made
} it such that, even if you go to the accessible version, it still gives the
} normal orders page. The orders page is just a long list of links, buttons,
} etc. with no clear distinction between orders. There is bolded text at the
} top that should be a heading but is not. From examining the HTML, it seems
} that the page is styled visually as a grid, but it was done using CSS on
} arbitrary elements.
} 
}             So, how do people navigate this with JAWS and NVDA?
} 
}             Also, I have tried to give accessibility feedback through online
} customer service before, but it is like talking to a brick wall.
} 
}  
} 
} Nicole
} 
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>-- End of excerpt from Nicole Torcolini via NFBCS