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In the digital era, as electronic books gain more and more popularity and often replace printed books, the availability of these publications for every reader becomes a priority. Special attention needs to be paid to the needs of blind and visually impaired individuals as their way of reading digital text is different, and thanks to developing technologies and a proper preparation of a digital book they too have a wider and wider access to news and literature. The aim of this article is to describe the challenges met by ebook users, as well as the solutions which will enable them to fully access digitized information.
Screen readers are a vital tool which enables blind and visually impaired individuals to use computers and smartphones. Thanks to them, the digital world becomes available to everyone regardless of any eye impairments they might have.
Every publisher wants their products to reach as large a group of readers as possible. To this end, they try to follow new trends, listen to their prospective clients and respond to said clients’ needs. This is why paper books are being replaced by electronic books, commonly known as ebooks.
It’s not a story about the customers, but a fairytale about perfect communication between a person ordering an electronic book and suppliers who strive to fulfill all your needs.
Oh, yes, here it is. Not a fancy, well-considered recipe for your perfect reflowable epub, but the very contradiction of it. Based on what? On questions from different people and my very personal experience as a reader.
Why do ebooks' developers perceive ebooks in a different way than publishers or readers?