Hello all,

I work in the public sector for Olmsted County, MN, USA.  We are trying to raise empathy awareness with our staff about electronic accessibility requirements and compliance.  

Is there or could someone create a video showing someone filling out and signing a Docusign form using a screen reader? Even better, a “bad” experience because the form wasn’t created properly, and an “ideal” experience where the source document was built using Style Headings, Numbered/Bulleted lists, and the form has meaningful data labels and tool tips.

I’m in the process of learning how to use a screen reader but I am not proficient enough to create my own demonstration.  

I am also curious, is the screen reader able to see the content of the document or just the fields? I noticed that hyperlinks in a Word Document are removed (flattened?) after the document is uploaded into an envelope/template.  Which in a way makes sense since the purpose of Docusign is to fill out and sign a form, not use the form as a launch pad to another website or email.  But would that also apply to Style Headings and Footnote links?
 

Any information you can give me about the signers experience when using a screen reader would be most helpful.

Thanks!

Rachael Leyba
Olmsted County, MN