Improved accessibility to Google Sheets, Slides, Drawings

What’s new: Google wants to make sure its products are useful to everyone, so it's rolling out new features for everyone. Google Sheets, Slides, Drawings. And especially, Google has added Braille support (Braille system is the majority blind people and visually impaired people use) in Google Sheets, and supports internal screen zooming Google Slides, Drawings.

Use Google Sheets with a display in Braille

Users have previously been able to use the Braille language display to read and edit content in Docs, Slides and Drawings, and now that feature has been added to Google Sheets. You can both read and edit content in a cell and also move between cells in a worksheet. At present, Braille language support is only visible when you use the Chrome operating system (Chrome OS) with a ChromeVox reading screen (screen reader). Google is working on adding this support to other platforms and other reading screens.

Visit the Help Center to learn more How to use Braille display in Google Sheets.

Use screen magnification support with Google Slides and Drawings

Google just added screen zoom support in Docs, Sheets and now you can also use them in Slides, Drawings.

You can use these supports on Chrome and Mac OS devices.

Updated: Gimasys