[CEUD-ICT] WebAIM Screen reader survey results

[Mark Magennis]

> Indeed,  surely  it  is logical  that more advanced users are likely  
> to use
> the more advanced features in a particular technology?

One finding surprised me in this respect. When first accessing a new,  
unfamiliar home page, more proficient screen reader users are more  
likely to read through it and use links less often than less  
proficient screen reader users. I would have thought it would be the  
other way round, on the basis that reading through the home page is  
not very advanced compared with going straight for a good link.

Mark

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