v8.1.0

Enhanced support for screen readers

• Custom buttons, images, charts, etc., now feature alternate text. Users can now access and navigate the above elements easily using the alternative text read aloud by screen readers.
• Tables and labels now feature context for checkboxes. This allows them to be read aloud when using screen readers, enabling users to hear the name and state of checkboxes.
• Tables are now accessible via audio. Users can listen to the context of tables and headers using a screen reader. Users can now also easily differentiate data in the main table from an empty layout table.
• All links in the web application now feature a purpose. This allows users to understand the purpose of a link when using a screen reader. 
• Search Boxes now feature labels, processing them by screen readers. Users can access these search boxes by listening to a Search Box.
• Menus are now compatible with screen readers. This enables users to navigate menus in various situations. E.g., users can now hear whether a drop-down menu features a menu within it, whether a menu is expanded or collapsed, or if a menu is a single select drop-down type or one with multiple selectable values within. 
• Checkboxes and radio buttons are now compatible with screen readers. This enables users to hear whether they have been selected or not.
• Users are informed if a link has been visited or not visited when they mouse over links.

Customizable contrast and color properties for on-screen elements

• Users can now control the color properties of on-screen elements, which are now easier to identify.
• Small text elements now offer superior contrast, improving legibility for persons experiencing visual difficulties.

Keyboard based navigation is now supported

• Interactive elements on the web application now support keyboard navigation compatible with screen readers. Users can now use their keyboard to navigate these elements in a logical order.
• Heading levels and landmarks are now available on every screen. This enables them to be navigated using keyboard shortcuts compatible with a screen reader.