asp.net - Screen Readers For Testing Website Accessibility -


My website is designed to meet accessibility guidelines.

I hope that the screen reader should work well with them ... but I have two questions:

  • Is this a fair idea?
  • Are there any free / cheap screen readers clients? Use for trial or online emulators?

Just because some guidelines are met is not what it means to be accessible Guaranteed, all screen readers have different quarks, I am completely blind, so the comment on the screen reader is given below.

Note that this is a very long post, so I summarized it at the top. In brief if you want to make sure that your site is mostly worth using NVDA, if you want to make sure The blind people working in the government will be able to use Jaws to use your site, if you want to use an extra secure window -Eyes And the Orca as for testing.

An open source screen reader, which is new, it is not quite as good as some of the commercial screen readers of that, but this work is completed. I would say that if a site works with NVDA then it is likely to work with another screen reader. One issue with NVDA is that its access is really good in Firefox so you have to test it.

The most commonly used screen reader is. You can download a demo which will run for 40 minutes at a time, if you want to reboot to run it again, if you are trying to insure the compliance of 508, then this is probably the way to go Joss is a screen reader used by the U.S. government.

The second most used screen reader I have no experience with it, but I am told that the internet is good enough to reach. Is a screen reader that works with Firefox and Linux. It has been made in Ubuntu, I tried it a year and a half ago and it was terrible, but I am told that it has become better.


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