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Re: How do you test for accessibility?

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From: John E. Brandt
Date: Jul 6, 2010 9:15AM

One obvious choice appears to be missing: "Testing with screen reader
software/application."

Unless you meant "screen reader" for the choice, " I test using voice
dictation software. "

~j

John E. Brandt
jebswebs.com
Augusta, ME USA
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www.jebswebs.com

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Subject: [WebAIM] How do you test for accessibility?

Hello,

In an attempt to take a broad, unscientific temperature check and more
importantly, to hopefully cause some conversation to happen around
accessibility testing, I'm running a poll asking the question: how do you
typically test the accessibility of a web site or software application for
users with disabilities? Consider participating in the poll and/or view
results to date by going to http://twtpoll.com/i2tgre

I'm running the poll until the end of the month and will share results then.


Jennison

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