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How to get feedback on visually-impaired accessibility for web apps? (mbin.grits.dev)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/webdev

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Hello! I'm making changes to a web app that involves some aria classes, and I read the docs about how they work, but I'm not real confident in my ability to construct them into something that produces a well-usable experience for someone who's using the app. Is there a good way to get direct feedback from someone who uses a screenreader, or otherwise get some evaluation on whether what I've fumbled together is actually functioning well?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 11 months ago* (last edited 11 months ago)

Yeah definitely. Someone sent me a pretty good article that recommended that you use a screen reader a little bit on your own stuff, one for making sure it's accessible, but two because it teaches you a different way to look at your design process.

IDK how much in depth time I'm planning to commit to this whole thing but I do think applying a screen reader is necessary if I'm going to claim my stuff works with it. I can't really see it being all that effective just to apply the right classes and hints to the existing page and hoping it all works out without testing it...