"Daniel Semro Productions. No I can't see, but I can imagine. And so can you, the viewer!"
How's that for an "attempt" at a slogan?
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For a while now, I've wanted to have a search box on this website.
Due to my lack of knowledge of building HTML search boxes, I've had to do a lot of googling to find the code, and I have had to just paste it here. It makes it easier than having to type it all in--particularly when CSS is also involved!
So yes, the search box given below is pasted from a search result, but at least you know why...
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What is Daniel Semro Productions?
Welcome to the official website of Daniel Semro Productions. This section attempts to define and explain what Daniel Semro Productions is and what I strive to achieve on both the YouTube Channel and this website.
To help the fact that this is an important section, it is not hidden in a collapsed button.
Hi there! Welcome to the website! I'm Daniel Semro. I am Blind, and have been since birth. Ever since I was a little kid, I have absolutely loved technology, including at times tinkering with technology.
While this website was created primarily for me to play with HTML and other web language development, I understand that people may visit to seek information and expand their knowledge! And to those visitors, I thank you for visiting!
Types of technology I have used:
Throughout my life, I have used many different pieces of assistive technology and mainstream technology including:
Assistive Technology:
Victor reader stream 1st and 2nd generation
Victor Reader Trek
BrailleNote family of products (classic, mPower, Apex, Touch+)
Various windows screen readers including:
JAWS: Job access with speech
NVDA: Non visual desktop access!
System Access (briefly)
Window Eyes: both the screen reader stand alone as well as the Window-Eyes for Microsoft office.
HAL (briefly)
Supernova (briefly)
Thunder (also called thunderstorm) (briefly)
Narrator - more so on Windows 7 than Windows 10 or 11
Brailliant BI32 braille display (briefly)
RefreshaBraille 18 (briefly)
Bookport Plus Digital Talking Book Player (briefly)
Plextalk Pocket digital talking book player (briefly)
National Library Service (NLS) digital talking book player
Pacmate (in elementary school)
BrailleSense U2
I have played with a Braille Edge 40
VoiceOver for Mac (which I use today)
4 different iPhones:
iPhone 4S
iPhone 7
iPhone 13 (my previous phone)
iPhone 17 (current phone)
3 different iPads:
iPad mini
iPad mini 4
iPad mini 6 (current)
Franklin/Merriam-Webster talking language master (dictionary and thesaurus)
Mainstream technology:
Amazon Echo dot- 3rd generation
iPod Shuffle (with VoiceOver)
Sony digital voice recorder with beeps
Several talking watches
I have played with the Apple W
What do I cover on the channel?
I cover a variety of different topics, specifially assistive technology related. I also do radio jingle montages of some of my favorite radio stations, ranging `from local to across the country to even in the UK! I have also been an avid radio listener since I was little, and I've always payed attention to jingles I love and dislike.
For a period, I used to do music covers of me singing some of my favorite songs, however those had to unfortunately stop due to YouTube's copyright policies.
If you look at the top of the page, I have introduced the ability for you, the reader, to see when the page was last modified.
It is a collapsed button that you can expand by double tapping or pressing enter or space bar.
For other tips, please expand the "navigation tips" button below.
Note: One is for computers, the other for Mobile devices!
A list of browsers that this site supports:
I recommend you read through the info below before continuing. Especially if you want to confirm the browser and that this website works in said browser.
a list and a table
Windows navigation tips...
Navigation tip:
This website is layed out by section.
On a windows keyboard, use your screen reader's "region" (or landmark) command to navigate.