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Overview

Evinced is the rapidly-growing technology leader in digital accessibility software, helping enterprises keep their web and mobile offerings accessible to everyone.  We're on a mission to prevent accessibility problems from ever making it to production, and we do that by providing powerful tools that fit into every part of the development process – from design all the way to coding, QA, compliance, and production monitoring.

For developers, Evinced is a godsend. Our tools install in minutes and yet are the most powerful in the business.  We integrate accessibility into the things developers are already doing – from coding, to unit tests, and even functional tests.  Within minutes of installation you can be writing accessible code that will be completely accessible to screen readers and keyboard users, which are the hardest things to get right in the world of accessibility. And we can save you hours (if not months) cycling with your internal accessibility team or searching through stackoverflow for tips. 

Give us a shout, we'd love to talk.

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  • Product Demo
    AI
    Level 100: Introductory
    Applicable to All
    Enterprise - Engineering Leadership
    Enterprise - Developers
    In-person
    Accessibility
    Artificial Intelligence (AI)
    Software Engineering
    Productivity
    DevEx
    No
    12:00 p.m. Wednesday, Nov 08
    Wednesday, Nov 08
    Developers want their projects to be accessible. But it’s tough to master yet another complex topic and still stay on track. Fortunately, Evinced can help you immediately start delivering accessible code with tools that integrate directly into the things developers are already doing: coding, unit testing, and functional testing. In this demo, Kevin will cover two of Evinced's tools: Unit Tester, which runs powerful accessibility checks directly inside your IDE alongside your existing unit tests, and Code Assistant, which works with LLMs to reliably provide accessible code completions.