How to test for screen reader accessibility with VoiceOver on your Mac

Every Mac has a screen reader built in, called VoiceOver. This video demonstrates how you can use it to test the user interfaces you build!
Originally presented and recorded in early 2019 at Culture Amp, when we started getting serious about web accessibility. (We've come a very long way since then!)

[@dwylhq874]

Superb video Kevin. Accessibility is vital and yet consistently overlooked/ignored. Thank you for making this and sharing. ❤️

[@Odd-dino]

I enjoyed this, but I would love to see more V/O content. I just aquired a Mac book, and need to start web testing soon, and could use all the help I can get:)

[@thegangstagentle]

As a blind qa engineer who uses a MacOS and rides code in his free time on SWIFT, your comments about the strange behaviour of VO are very strange. I need to use windows and NVDA and JAWS on windows for my work and I hate it… so, be aware that for some of us the strange screen readers are the windows ones.

[@dariuswindellable]

Voice over