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Re: Screen Reader tests after code validation
From: deblist
Date: Mar 8, 2010 10:06AM
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Leonie Watson wrote:
> Jaws is only one of many screen readers on the market.
And screen reader users are only one group of people for whom you
are building accessibility. Screenreader-compliant pages do not
always work for keyboard only and voice only users, for example.
I am a strong, strong proponent of real-life testing. But I
second the opinion of everyone else here, that testing with only
JAWS can lead you to believe that you have solved all your
problems if your pages work with JAWS.
-deborah
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