Rob Dodson • 1/2/2018

Why you can't test a screen reader (yet)!

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The article explores why automated testing for screen reader output is extremely difficult, detailing the process from DOM to the accessibility tree and the variations across browsers and OS. It suggests focusing on testing the accessibility tree itself as a more reliable method for developers.

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