In the previous issue (#89th), I shared three articles by Mikhail Rubanov sharing some nice screen reader guides that you might find useful if you’re learning to test with a screen reader.

This week, I came across another article making a case for letting actual blind users test for accessibility.

For example, It makes sense to use actual blind users using screen readers as a way to test for accessibility issues.

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