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Re: Accessibility Testing Tools that Work on a Screen Reader?
From: Jonathan Avila
Date: Feb 9, 2016 3:23PM
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> I'm curious if anyone knows of accessibility testing tools that can be used by someone on a screen reader. I realize that many consider a screen reader
SSB's AMP has an extensive UI for displaying reports and compliance metrics across pages and the UI is accessible with assistive technology including screen readers. Our toolbars are accessible as well -- but as some others have pointed out there are some challenges with testing certain aspects of accessibility in consistent ways without vision. As we employ a significant number of people with disabilities this is an important issue that we are aware of and striving to improve upon for tests that cannot be automated. I'd like to see a set of manual test steps that were screen reader agnostic and provided reliable consistent results. I'd imagine that some tools, favlets, or plug-ins might be needed in such an endeavor.
Jonathan
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