Aaron Gustafson

ChromeVox reading the label associated with a form control.

11 Nov 2015 · 0 min

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A brief demonstration video shows ChromeVox, a screen reader, reading the label of a form control. The spoken output is "Your name. Edit text," illustrating how the screen reader announces the label "Your name" for an editable text field, thereby highlighting accessibility behavior for form elements.

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