Re: Another automated accessibility testing tool --> design sheets + testcase files

Hello,

Thank you for your reminding John, that had to be said.

May I enlighten my point, I don't want to promote any tool or any 
company, I just share knowledge. Knowledge which, when it comes to 
automation, turns into code. I will also do it with passion when this 
code is free (as in speech), because anyone can benefit from it. Thus 
enabling anybody to (like Newton said) "build on the shoulders of 
giants" ; which makes sense for accessibility.

Sincerely
Matthieu



On 21/10/2014 15:12, John Hicks wrote:
> Hello Everyone
>
> As far as I understand it, the point of this community group is clear 
> :   a fresh approach to formalising the automatisable rules of the WCAG.
>
> To this end quite a few people have been working since April, to a 
> greater or lesser degree ( I make that point because we haven't all 
> been available all the time... I am very guilty of that).
>
> However, I think it is fair to say that the group has by and large 
> avoided becoming a discussion board for Vendors and tools, precisely 
> because what is interesting is working together on the rules.
>
> So it is not about reinventing wheels... there are lots and lots of 
> very good automatised web checkers out there, my company 
> www.urbilog.fr <http://www.urbilog.fr> has two, and other people on 
> this list also.   Aurélien, who commented recently also works for a 
> vendor with accessibility checking http://temesis.com/
>
> It is useful to share referentials, as I did with the RGAA in May, but 
> the point is really about working out the mechanics of the test from a 
> fresh viewpoint.   In otherwords taking a criterion and explaining the 
> algorithm in the wiki provided.
>
> ... well, I hope I have understood this correctly!
>
> See you soon,
>
> John
>

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