Accessibility Test Suite 2.11.1 and 2.15.1 are now available
In light of the recent loosening of TSA travel requirements on airlines, I also bring good tidings in the form of scripts which will help your applications better fit into the world of Universal Access Design. These scripts evaluate applications in the desktop for missing accessibility features in widgets used within, and create reports of this data, so that these issues may be fixed.
It is possible to write a script to scan any application which supports using ATK on some level within itself. Scripts currently exist for the following applications:
- Banshee
- beagle-search
- The SLED 10 App Browser and Control Center
- Evolution (incomplete, but covers most of the mailer UI currently)
- GEdit
- GIMP (very incomplete, but covers several basic interfaces)
- The preference dialogs in gnome-control-center
- gnome-passwd from SUSE
- GNOME System Monitor
- RealPlayer 10
- Yelp
- zen-installer from SLED 10
