2019 Reading Systems Roundup

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Individuals and organizations need to choose reading systems that offer the accessibility features they need. Requirements vary between individuals, and might include support for a screen reader, the ability to change the visual presentation of the contents, a read aloud feature, a feature to enlarge images and so on. An updated roundup of popular EPUB reading apps. has been prepared which is  based on detailed accessibility evaluations conducted using a protocol developed by and with people with print disabilities.

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