ChargerPro & A11yAngel
A11yAngel A11yAngel
Hey, I’ve been looking into how the way we present charging information can either help or block people who rely on screen readers—got any ideas on how to make a charger’s UI more inclusive while still keeping those precise voltage curves?
ChargerPro ChargerPro
ChargerPro: Hey! For screen readers, keep the curve data in a plain‑text table – voltage and time pairs that can be read line by line. Add a live‑update text summary like “Current voltage: 4.20 V, target 4.20 V reached at 00:12:34”. Use ARIA labels on the canvas so the reader knows it’s a graph and can skip to the numbers if it wants. Make the colors high‑contrast and offer a grayscale mode for color‑blind users. If you need a visual curve, let the user zoom with a slider; each zoom level should update the text table. Add optional audio cues for when the charger hits a key threshold, and keep the numeric data precise so you don’t lose that calibration edge. That way, the UI stays crisp for the tech‑savvy and friendly for the accessible crowd.