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From: megha patangi
Date: Mon, Feb 06 2023 2:48AM
Subject: Using screen reader logs for automation
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Hello team,
As we know both in JAWS and NVDA we can bring the speech history to
read the renders of screen reader and this is very helpful for
non-native users of such applications.
While discussing in my workplace, we came up with a thought and want
experts opinion whether this is something already practiced or if not
is it useful or please highlight if there are gaps.
Using the logs of screen reader speech history, we are trying to come
up with automated scripts to test repetitive templates/ components in
our application. Intention is that it will bring down mannual efforts
and also testers who are not so efficient will get help.
We would like to start with one screen reader at a time.
Looking for any support or guidance.
Regards,
Megha
From: James Nurthen
Date: Tue, Feb 07 2023 9:57AM
Subject: Re: Using screen reader logs for automation
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I know Cameron Cundiff did some work with Voiceover. Take a look at
https://github.com/AccessLint/screenreaders
On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 1:49 AM megha patangi < = EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED = >
wrote:
> Hello team,
>
> As we know both in JAWS and NVDA we can bring the speech history to
> read the renders of screen reader and this is very helpful for
> non-native users of such applications.
> While discussing in my workplace, we came up with a thought and want
> experts opinion whether this is something already practiced or if not
> is it useful or please highlight if there are gaps.
>
> Using the logs of screen reader speech history, we are trying to come
> up with automated scripts to test repetitive templates/ components in
> our application. Intention is that it will bring down mannual efforts
> and also testers who are not so efficient will get help.
>
> We would like to start with one screen reader at a time.
> Looking for any support or guidance.
>
> Regards,
> Megha
> > > > >
From: Geethavani.Shamanna
Date: Tue, Feb 21 2023 8:13AM
Subject: Re: Using screen reader logs for automation
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Hi Megha,
You may find these HTML test cases useful:
https://russmaxdesign.github.io/accessible-forms/index.html
Geetha
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Hello team,
As we know both in JAWS and NVDA we can bring the speech history to read the renders of screen reader and this is very helpful for non-native users of such applications.
While discussing in my workplace, we came up with a thought and want experts opinion whether this is something already practiced or if not is it useful or please highlight if there are gaps.
Using the logs of screen reader speech history, we are trying to come up with automated scripts to test repetitive templates/ components in our application. Intention is that it will bring down mannual efforts and also testers who are not so efficient will get help.
We would like to start with one screen reader at a time.
Looking for any support or guidance.
Regards,
Megha