Have been using Miro for a while and love the possibilities it brings to be able to collaborate with a remote team. However, when using these kind of visual tools I wonder how you try to empower users with disabilities? I.e. what’s your status when it comes to improve the accessibility overall of your services?
As an example, when testing using a screen reader (What is a screen reader?) I encountered a few issues emidiatly with the onboarding experience:
- Modals not putting focus on the content
- Not being able to access the visual information within the board
- etc.
This is just one aspect of accessibility and would be interesting to hear how Miro is working with accessibility?
Thank you for following this topic and giving us feedback!
We understand the product is not accessible for all users at the moment, and we do feel your pain. We are working full speed on changing this. At the moment we are putting together our Accessibility Statement which will outline how we work on making Miro more accessible. We’re planning to release the statement in February, so please stay tuned.
In the meantime, we'd love to learn more about your accessibility requirements. Please let us know if you wish to participate in user testing and collaborate on making Miro more accessible. This quick survey will take 5-7 minutes to complete [link to Typeform].
If you have any specific questions, or would like to speak to the team, please contact us at accessibility@miro.com
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