Learn one element at a time
Hear and practise headings, links, forms, images, tables, dialogs, live updates, and more on their own focused pages.
Screen-reader web navigation training
The web is easier when you know what to listen for.
NaviWeb is a safe, realistic practice space for blind and low-vision learners using NVDA, JAWS, Windows Narrator, VoiceOver, or TalkBack.
No time limits. No streak penalties. Keyboard, touch, and braille-friendly.
A practical learning path
From first heading to full checkout journey
Short lessons build individual skills before realistic capstones combine them.
Practise in familiar situations
Use fictional Singapore grocery, marketplace, transport, banking, and public-service journeys—without real purchases or personal data.
Prepare for imperfect websites
Optional barrier labs safely demonstrate missing labels, vague links, bad alt text, broken focus, and other problems you will meet online.
Accessibility is the product
Built for listening first
The learning shell uses native HTML, predictable landmarks, visible and spoken status updates, generous target sizes, and clear focus. Visual polish supports the experience; it never replaces names, roles, instructions, or state.
Read our accessibility approachCommand hints adapt to
- NVDABrowse and focus modes
- JAWSVirtual cursor and forms mode
- NarratorScan mode and element lists
- VoiceOvermacOS and iOS navigation
- TalkBackAndroid touch exploration
Start at your pace
Your next page can feel familiar.
Choose your screen reader, practise a five-minute lesson, and keep your progress.