Using Google Sites With A Screen Reader
Google Sites supports screenreader programs for both PC and Mac.
Specifically, Sites supports JAWS if you're working on a PC, and ChromeVox if you're working on a Mac. JAWS works best in Firefox 3.6 or above, and ChromeVox works in the latest versions of Chrome.
If you'd like to install JAWS or ChromeVox, visit the links below for instructions:
If you're using ChromeVox, you may find this tutorial and this list of keyboard shortcuts useful.
Note: Screen reader support in Google Sites relies on ARIA standard live-regions. If your screen reader doesn't support live-regions some functionality won't accessible to you. This is a known issue with some versions of Apple VoiceOver.
These instructions are written with keyboard instructions for PC users. If you're working on a Mac, use the Command (Apple) key wherever the Control key is listed.
Navigate using your Tab key
To navigate around the pages of this website, use the Tab key to locate different elements of the page and the Enter to complete an action, such as submitting a form. At any time, you can search this site or any page by pressing the / key, which places your cursor in the search box.
Useful shortcuts
You can also visit the full list of keyboard shortcuts for Google Sites for a more comprehensive look.