[Athen] JAWS inspect

Doug Hayman dhayman at uw.edu
Thu Jan 31 09:56:30 PST 2019


I wasn't aware of it but upon looking it up saw that they have a good
explanation of it on the video at their site

https://www.paciellogroup.com/products/jaws-inspect/

I don't do web site accessibility checks but heard that many tried just
downloading the JAWS demo in an attempt to imagine the barriers a user
would face if using a screenreader. Problem was, too many people don't
have the depth of knowledge of JAWS and the cognitive overhead that takes
to learn the various settings and features.

Looks like this attempts to do the hard work for you, leaving out all the
other rich features of JAWS.

I'll be interested in hearing what others have to share.

On Thu, Jan 31, 2019 at 9:34 AM Khoa Pham <kpham at swccd.edu> wrote:


> Hello everyone,

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> Has anyone ever heard of *JAWS inspect* or currently using it? I wanted

> to get some input on this tool by someone who have used it to evaluate Web

> contents, Web apps, and other contents.

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> Thanks,

>

> Khoa

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