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Why Evinced

Products

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Browser extension to scan web user flows.

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Integrate Evinced into web & mobile automated testing.

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Plugin to create and hand off accessible designs

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Desktop app to scan mobile app user flows.

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Service to scan websites & web applications.

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SDK that writes unit tests inside a developer’s IDE

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AI tool that automatically suggests only accessible code

Developers

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https://evinced.com/products/design-assistant

Our plugin for Figma helps designers make accessible choices from inception by integrating ARIA patterns into their design process. We also check for traditional issues like color contrast. Then, at handoff, we include precise developer instructions, including sample unit test code, so developers have a headstart too.



https://evinced.com/products/code-assistant

Developers concerned about accessibility face a steep learning curve. With Code Assistant, Evinced can deliver code completion suggestions in a variety of contexts directly inside a developer's environment at the point of their cursor.  Because it's Evinced, the code suggestions are reliably accessible, something not at all true of standard Generative AI approaches to date.


Developers, especially those working on components, need a way to check for accessibility inside unit tests.  Our Unit Tester sdk integrates inside new or existing Jest environments to give you a powerful accessibility check – so powerful, in fact, that it can detect 100% of screen reader and keyboard issues.   

https://evinced.com/products/auto-test-sdks

Developers running their own automated functional tests need a way to integrate accessibility checks into each test run.  With just three lines of code, our Automation SDKs install easily as dev dependencies and automatically catch issues that might ordinarily be hidden inside interactable elements on a web page or mobile app screen. 

Some developers prefer to debug inside a browser.  Our Debugger is a Google Chrome Extension that becomes part of the configurable developer tools panel available in the browser.  It's the simplest tool we have but it packs all the defect-detecting power of our Site Scanner and other tools.

https://evinced.com/products/flow-analyzer-for-web

For development teams that don't have a lot of coverage for automated functional tests, developers can use Web Flow Analyzer to quickly check flows and fix issues before committing code.   Many teams require that all committed code be #evincedclear before it moves on to QA or accessibility review.

https://evinced.com/products/flow-analyzer-for-mobile

Development teams that don't have a lot of coverage for automated functional tests can use Mobile Flow Analyzer to quickly check flows and fix issues on their Android and iOS apps before committing code.   

QA engineers, especially those not using test automation, must often perform labor-intensive analysis of website pages and flows using a stop-and-scan approach. But scanning one page at a time, or even one part of a page at a time, creates multiple reports that require painful de-duplication.  Simply turn it on and then Web Flow Analyzer will follow you as you click around, interacting with pages and modeling flows, to uncover accessibility issues inside every DOM mutation, like tabs and pulldowns.  It also supports semi-automated tests, for issues where human judgement is required.  All issues discovered submit to Jira/ADO with a click, and include screenshots and other rich resources for remediation.

QA Engineers want one way to scan both Android and iOS apps, and it's much easier if they don't need source code access to the app tested.  Mobile Flow Analyzer delivers on both those counts, along with a host of other features including the ability to do (and document) semi-automated tests for reporting WCAG violations that require human judgment calls. All issues discovered submit to Jira/ADO with a click, and include screenshots and other rich resources for remediation.

QA engineers running automated functional tests for web (Selenium, etc.) or mobile (Appium, etc.) need a way to check for accessibility at the same time as functional issues.  Our Automation SDKs install in minutes as a dev dependency with just three lines of code.  As your developers add new tests or modify existing ones, your Evinced accessibility checks will not break, as they are entered only once at top of your test file and require no maintenance.  All this plus flexible, powerful reporting.

https://evinced.com/products/site-scanner

Scan sites with the best defect discovery available on the market today.  Accessibility managers can schedule recurring scans, customize reporting for different constituencies internally, and pinpoint problem areas quickly with our built-in components analysis, which clusters accessibility problems by coding pattern.  Site Scanner is also 60X  faster than legacy tools.


Web Agent allows managers to establish regular, automatic accessibility reporting on pages and flows for websites that are mostly behind login or are built as Single-Page Apps.  It's particularly well-suited for development organizations that don't do a lot of automated functional testing. And it also alerts managers to new pages that may or may not have gone through accessibility review.

Evinced has products for every role within the organization and every step of the development life cycle. 

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