Matching user interface elements to screen reader functions

Data processing: presentation processing of document – operator i – Operator interface – Miscellaneous interface for the handicapped or disable user

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C715S866000, C715S702000, C715S703000, C704S270100

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07669149

ABSTRACT:
Methods and apparatus, including computer program products, for providing information to a screen reader. A method includes the actions of receiving at a client side information for representing a web page in a browser; setting focus initially on an element of the web page and presenting the web page to a user; and in response to a user command directing the focus to an element of the web page, determining whether the element is present in a functionality map, and if so, looking up the element in the functionality map, then processing the element as indicated by a corresponding entry point in the map, and if not, providing the focus and information related to web page elements associated with the focus to a placeholder control, and providing a screen reader with access to the placeholder control.

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