FAQ on Screen Reader Accessibility Testing

Paul Bohman has framed a FAQ on Screen Reader Accessibility Testing. Paul Bohman speaks on following question in webaim. Please go through this interesting webaim-article.

• What are the benefits of testing web content with screen readers?
• Should I always test my web content for accessibility using a screen reader?
• So if I don't know how to use a screen reader, I shouldn't even try?
• What are the main differences between the way sighted users and screen reader users access web content?
• Then how do screen reader users experience web pages?
• So how do I know which of all these methods screen reader users are going to use on my web content?
• What kinds of things would make it hard?
• How can I learn all the screen reader keyboard shortcuts?
• Wait a minute! How many screen reader programs do I need to learn?
• How big are these "slight differences," and do designers have to take these differences into account when they design content?
• Do you really expect developers to keep track of all of the differences like that?
• So should I test my content with all the screen readers?

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