1. A Strategy for Inclusive Accessibility Testing for Novices and Experts
Accessing Higher Ground, 2018
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Larry L. Lewis, Jr.
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2. Objectives
Define manual accessibility testing and its importance within an accessibility effort
Identify challenges that manual testers face
Establish a consistent method of reporting, sharing, and tracking website deficiencies
Offer three visual strategies for testing audio content spoken by a screenreader

3. Who are we?
TPG is an accessibility firm that provides guidance to organizations across sectors to ensure that their content conforms with digital accessibility guidelines Owned by a parent company that manufactures assistive technology tools utilized by persons who have limited to no vision Leverages partnership with other 3rd-party experts to provide comprehensive service delivery to its customers.

4. Why manual testing?
Provides usability feedback unavailable through automated scanning of code
Validates keyboard/gesture usage and interaction when assistive technology is enabled
Provides springboard for early adoption of accessibility best practices into a development effort
Offers prospective for developers of digital content and their disabled audience

5. Assistive technology testing for sighted testers
Screenreaders are rich in features for end users––many of which are not useful for sighted testers
Steep learning curve for operating and configuring
Many keyboard shortcuts and gestures
Manually file bugs with only voice output
Takes time to get consistent, reliable results
Difficult to multi-task with speech

6. What is JAWS Inspect?
Vastly simplifies accessibility and JAWS compatibility testing
Removes the distraction of speech or the complex feature set of the end-user product
Uses transcripts of JAWS output to quickly diagnose issues and share them easily across quality control and compliance systems

7. Benefits Simplifies screenreader use for testers
Text transcript of JAWS output for use in bug tracking and compliance programs
Real-time identification of issues
Rapid rollout with limited training required
Demonstrates impact of accessibility on users

8. Launching JAWS Inspect
JAWS Inspect is a standard Windows application
Launch it from your Start menu or a program shortcut on your desktop
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9. Using JAWS Inspect
The only persistence of JAWS Inspect you will see is a system tray icon
To launch JAWS Inspect, hold down your CTRL key and right-click the mouse (or use the context menu key)
The JAWS Inspect menu will appear on the current page in your browser

10. Full Page Report
The full report details the JAWS speech output for a single page.
Organized by element
Easy export to CSV

11. View JAWS output for HTML elements
View JAWS Speech output (green/italic text indicates screen reader extra verbosity)
Screenshot of relative element location
Element ID

12. View code snippet for single elements
View code snippet of each element as well

13. Issues clearly shown
A clear visual illustration of what JAWS users experience on your site
No need for accessibility expertise to read and understand reports

14. Element Under Mouse Report
Run the same report on one element on the page (smaller condensed report for a single element)

15. Element Properties No need to try and locate an element with JAWS
Stay within your current browser tab, can help when troubleshooting individual components

16. Focus on the Element Speech output
Extra information supplied by JAWS to the user in bold, italic format
Screenshot
Code
Navigate the DOM tree and find the same information for parent elements

17. ARIA Live
Rapidly test your ARIA Live regions without using a screen reader
Helpful for testing error messaging in forms that use ARIA Live
Capture JAWS output in real-time

18. New feature – Say All Report
Provides a linear view of JAWS speech, reflecting the content order on the page
Compare the JAWS output to the source to spot differences or elements that are not spoken 

19. New feature – Speech Viewer
Provides a live log of JAWS Speech
Pause and restart sessions to capture just the part of the page or application that you want
Log speech for workflows or specific tasks
Can be used for testing desktop applications and file types, including PDF

20. FAQs
Does JAWS Inspect require JAWS to be installed or running on the machine?
No, it is a completely standalone application
Which browsers does JAWS Inspect support?
Internet Explorer 11, Chrome, or Firefox
Which operating systems are supported?
Effectively the same as JAWS, so Windows based operating systems
Does JAWS Inspect identify compliance failures?
JAWS Inspect will provide a report of what JAWS users will experience on your site, but does not identify code level issues.

21. FAQs, continued What is the sales model?
JAWS Inspect is an annual, subscription based license
What license types are available?
Workstation (seat based) and Network (concurrent)
Do I have to pay for upgrades?
Quarterly upgrades will be provided free of charge for current customers
How is JAWS Inspect installed?
After purchase, our Sales team will provide you with a serial number, authentication code, and download link for the product

22. Recap Streamline JAWS testing process to uncover accessibility issues
Rapid rollout with limited training required
Easily export data to CSV
Standalone application (does not require JAWS)
Subscription based investment with quarterly updates