Accessibility Feedback: The map feature is not compatible with the NVDA screen reader

Hi WeMod Team,

I am a visually impaired gamer and a big fan of WeMod. I use the NVDA screen reader to navigate my PC and play games. Currently, the Map feature in WeMod is not accessible. When I open the map, my screen reader cannot read any information, and I cannot navigate the map elements using my keyboard. To make WeMod more accessible for visually impaired users, could you please consider adding the following features?

1. Keyboard Navigation & ARIA Labels: Allow users to navigate map markers (waypoints, items, etc.) using the Tab or arrow keys, and ensure the screen reader announces the name of the focused marker.

2. List View Alternative: Since a 2D visual map is difficult to use with a screen reader, adding a "List View" toggle that displays all map points of interest in a standard text list would be incredibly helpful. Thank you for your time and for making great tools for the gaming community. I look forward to seeing WeMod become more accessible in the future! To the WeMod Development Team: I am a gamer with a visual impairment who uses the NVDA screen reader to operate my PC. Currently, WeMod’s map feature is not compatible with screen readers; when I open the map, the information is not read aloud, so I am unable to use the feature. Additionally, I cannot focus on elements on the map using only the keyboard. To ensure that users with visual impairments can comfortably use WeMod, would you please consider the following improvements?

3. Keyboard Navigation and Text-to-Speech Support: Please allow users to select markers on the map (such as items or destinations) using the Tab key or arrow keys, and have the names read aloud when focus is placed on them.

4. Addition of List View: Since it is difficult to understand the visual map using a screen reader, a toggle feature that displays map information in a "text list format" would be extremely helpful. We would appreciate it if you could consider improving accessibility. Thank you for your attention.