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Microsoft Certified: Power Platform Fundamentals · Microsoft
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Power Apps can use a screen reader without the need for a connector. Answer: Yes Explanation: Power Apps is designed with accessibility in mind and supports screen readers natively. Users with vision impairments can use screen readers like Microsoft's Narrator, JAWS, or NVDA to interact with Power Apps without requiring any additional connectors or setup. You can use an accessibility checker for Power Apps apps to check for accessibility violations and provide user interface tips. Answer: Yes Explanation: Power Apps includes an accessibility checker that can be used to identify potential accessibility issues in an app. This tool provides valuable insights and recommendations to improve the user interface for users with disabilities, including those with vision impairments. It helps in ensuring that the app complies with accessibility standards and provides a better user experience for all users.
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Horrible wording . . . It states Power apps 'can use a' screen reader. Well, no it cannot USE a screen reader. But Windows, WebBrowsers, MacOS, Android etc CAN USE screen readers. Because of the wording, the answer is technically 'NO'. The wording makes it sound like Power Apps should somehow integrate with or leverage a screen reader from the Power Apps side. But if you interpret it as Power apps 'can be used with a' screen reader. Then the answer is YES. Of course you can use Power apps WITH a screen reader without a connector.
Answer: Yes Yes Screen readers The following screen readers have been verified to work with Power Apps: JAWS: Microsoft Edge Narrator: Microsoft Edge NVDA: Google Chrome, Firefox TalkBack: Google Chrome, Power Apps mobile VoiceOver: Power Apps mobile, Safari (macOS, iOS, iPadOS) To ensure a satisfying experience with the screen reader it is recommended to: Ensure all input controls have the AccessibleLabel property set. For images, set AccessibleLabel to an appropriate description. If a picture is not used as a button or a link (i.e. icon is there just for the decoration) and should not be read by the screen reader, make sure the AccessibleLabel is empty or not set. If a picture or an icon is used as a button, then set TabIndex to 0 and AccessibleLabel to the link description. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/maker/canvas-apps/accessible-apps
The answer is Yes for both https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/power-apps/user/screen-reader