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Screen Reader
Privacy
Assistive technology that converts UI content into speech/Braille; relevant to accessible privacy controls.
Definition
Screen readers rely on semantic markup and accessible interaction patterns. Privacy UX (consent flows, settings, opt-out) should be perceivable and operable without visual cues.
In plain English
Assistive technology that converts UI content into speech/Braille; relevant to accessible privacy controls.
Why this matters
Why it matters: Inaccessible privacy controls undermine meaningful consent and can create unfair barriers to opting out of tracking.
Example
Example: Implement accessible toggles, focus states, labels, and skip links so consent management works with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation.