Free NVDA Resources
Getting started with a screen reader can feel unfamiliar, but it’s one of the most valuable steps you can take toward understanding digital accessibility. These short demos are designed to help you move from “I just installed NVDA” to “I can actually use this to test something.”
Each video focuses on a real workflow, shown from the perspective of a screen reader user.
Ready to go beyond the basics?
If you want structured, hands‑on practice — with curated demo pages and guided support — my NVDA workshops are the next step.
View WorkshopsWhy NVDA?
NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) is a free, open‑source screen reader for Windows and one of the most widely used tools by blind and low‑vision users. It’s also one of the most effective ways to understand how your content behaves for real people.
Learning NVDA gives you new skills and new perspectives. You’ll start to see (and hear) how structure, semantics, and interaction patterns shape the experience for users who rely on assistive technology. That awareness is the foundation of accessible design and accessible leadership.