AudioEye Launches Accessibility Testing Software Development Kit (SDK), Empowering Developers to Build Accessible Websites

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[{"type":"text","content":"SDK helps developers find and fix accessibility issues before they are visible to the public\nTUCSON, Ariz., Aug. 7, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- AudioEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: AEYE) (\"AudioEye\" or the \"Company\"), the industry-leading digital accessibility company, today announced the general availability of its Accessibility Testing Software Development Kit (SDK). This self-service accessibility testing tool helps developers address accessibility issues early in the software development life cycle, allowing them to publish web content that is accessible to people with disabilities.\n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n \n\"Achieving full-scale digital accessibility requires a three-pronged approach: automation, human-assisted technology, and developer tools,\" said David Moradi, CEO of AudioEye. \"With our SDK offering, we're empowering organizations to take a proactive approach to their website accessibility by equipping developers with the tools they need to prioritize accessibility from the outset. By integrating the SDK into our suite of tools, we are reinforcing our commitment to helping our customers achieve comprehensive accessibility and usability for all their customers.\"\nThe SDK employs the same automated test logic utilized by AudioEye's accessibility experts during customer site audits and automated monitoring. This process allows organizations to catch and address issues earlier in the software development life cycle (SDLC) process, preventing surprises in production with unresolved accessibility issues and reinforcing consistency in overall issue detection.\n\"Ensuring our code is accessible is just one of many tasks our developers handle daily,\" said Rob O'Neil, Senior Director of Product Management at Dealer.com. \"By integrating accessibility checks into the development process using the SDK, we can streamline our workflow and proactively address issues before they affect users.\"\nThe SDK rules are informed by a large amount of proprietary data and are designed to bridge the gap for developers who may have varying levels of accessibility awareness and limited time to become experts. The automation provided by the SDK saves organizations valuable time as developers no longer need to verify accessibility issues manually amidst their numerous other deployment tasks. The increased efficiency allows development teams to focus more on in...

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