Abstract

The SASWAT project used eye-tracking studies to identify effective ways of presenting dynamic Web content to screen reader users. These techniques were iteratively tested, then evaluated, using an implementation based on the FireVox screen reader extension to the Firefox Web browser. This project aims to extend and widen that work, allowing improved interaction and presentation techniques to be available sooner to users. Initial work, reported here, has re-engineered the SASWAT implementation so that its core functionality is available through code injected into a Web page. This implementation is described, and the plans for further work in the project discussed.