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Re: Screen Reader tests after code validation
From: Monir ElRayes
Date: Mar 8, 2010 9:51AM
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Hi Mike,
I think it is best to test based on verifying the logical structure against
the standards (as you are doing) and to then use JAWS as a sanity check,
possibly on a representative sample of the web pages/PDF files you have
remediated.
For PDF, you may also want to consider using the 'Verify and Remediate'
feature in CommonLook which "plays" the file based on its logical structure,
thus simulating the functionality of a screen reader (but is much faster).
Best Regards,
Monir ElRayes
President
NetCentric Technologies
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