Accessibility · Junior · Question 6 of 75
What does a screen reader do?
- 1Records the screen so bugs can be reported later
- 2Enlarges the page so that small text is readable
- 3Reads the interface aloud or to a braille display
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Correct answer: Reads the interface aloud or to a braille display
Explanation
It works from the accessibility tree the browser builds from your HTML, and users navigate by headings, landmarks, links and form fields, not just top to bottom.