Welcome to our Windows 10 tutorial series.
We will be spending time walking you through the ins and outs of Windows 10.
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Let’s learn how to manage accessibility settings in Windows 10.
Windows 10, like all versions of Windows, is designed to work well for people with different levels of abilities. Microsoft has built in several accessibility features to ensure this.
The Ease of Access panel provides access to these features.
You can magnify portions of the screen if you want to view individual letters and words close up, or choose a high contrast scheme to make text clearer onscreen. The Narrator tool can be used to audibly read the text, if you want.
Perfect for people with varying physical capabilities.
For most users, slightly adjusting the accessibility settings will be enough to happily use their computers and Windows-powered tablets.
You will find these options in the Ease of Access panel in Settings:
- Narrator allows you to hear text and controls on the screen
- Magnifier zooms in to your computer’s display, showing a small part much larger
- High contrast is for users that find it easier to read black-and-white text instead of colored
- Keyboard provides options for on-screen keyboard, sticky keys and more
- Mouse can be used to change the pointer size and color
- Closed captioning, a new feature in Windows 10, adjust font settings and background
- Other options includes visual options and touch feedback
These features may be simple — but they are powerful and can change lives!
Ultimately, it is important to understand that some of these accessibility features aren’t really designed to be used with a keyboard and mouse, even if they work fine with these peripherals.
Microsoft also gives developers tools to make accessible apps, and while the company encourages them to follow accessibility guidelines, not all applications you download from the Windows Store might be accessible or have features with greater accessibility.
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