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Re: Usage Statistics? JAWS and IE
From: Hoffman, Allen
Date: Jul 21, 2011 2:21PM
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Test without screen readers and you will know if things are coded so they are supposed to work.
I recommend using WAT, Object Inspector, and Ferret.
Firebug is great also.
Use a standards based test process which addresses all the relevant accessibility requirements and test for all relevant disabilities, e.g. blind, low-vision, deaf, hard-of-hearing, motor disabilities, speech disabilities, cognitive.
If they don't, you have a better idea where the problem is.
Just as a browser incompatibility can cause you to write code, then workaround code, andthen some more workaround code, you could do that for AT products and version--but who wants to do that? Why should you do that?
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