We get it, we're blind too. That feeling when something that worked yesterday got updated. Now it's broken. That two minute job? It's going to take an hour. Then you'll be exhausted, and you want to scream, you want to tell someone nothing's working anymore, but who's going to listen?
Imagine you had a button you could press; whenever you hit a broken website or app, you press it to let us know what's wrong. Imagine if you had an alert that let you know if something's broken before you use it. Imagine if your voice was heard by hundreds of accessibility consultants and companies around the world. Imagine if people actually started understanding the problem. Imagine if Company A could see that Company B was bringing in more money, because their product was screen reader accessible? Imagine if this drove real change.
Well we're building that button, and we're launching very soon. It won't matter what screen reader you have,what device you have, whether you're computer is a month or ten years old. We want to make it painless for people to report the problems we repeatedly face, and pull together materials for paying customers who want to solve the problem.