Ten Ways To Reduce Eye Strain From Screens With Technology
Using applications and settings to reduce eyestrain from blue light.
Tag: laptop
Windows Magnifier and Low Vision
The built-in Windows Magnifier is one of the first Windows accessibility features for low vision I remember using to make information on the home computer and in the school computer lab easier to see. While I don’t always have Magnifier turned on, I often open…
How To Customize Icons For Windows
I rely a lot on color and shapes when it comes to identifying or labeling visual information, as I find it much easier to access consistently compared to text labels. This can be helpful for quickly locating icons on my Windows desktop or in File…
How To Create Custom Keyboard Shortcuts in Windows
When one of my friends noticed they had trouble seeing their desktop icons, they asked me if there was a way to create custom keyboard shortcuts in Windows so that they could access application features and programs more efficiently. My friend liked the idea of…
Reading Dialog Boxes With Low Vision
A dialog box is an element of graphical user interfaces that communicates key information or requests user input for a specific task, some of which require the user to make a choice/select something before they can close the box and continue interacting with their device.…