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Re: accessibility without testing?
From: Travis Smith
Date: Mar 13, 2008 9:20AM
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As an Individual who works for a software developer, and a user of JAWS.
I completely agree that nothing will replace good old fashion human
testing. Because no matter how good a software gets it will never to
have the leave of understanding and learning ability that the human
brain has. Therefore, it will not catch enough of the problems to be
able to say that a site is accessible.
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