JAWS Screen Reader Website Accessibility Test

I am looking for an experienced JAWS screen reader user to perform a real-world accessibility test of a company e-commerce website. Your job will be to use JAWS to navigate a website that I provide and record your entire testing session, including both the screen and audio output from JAWS. The goal is to determine whether a blind user can successfully browse the website, find products, select product options, add items to the shopping cart, and complete the checkout process. The test should include: - Navigating the website using JAWS as you normally would. - Browsing multiple product pages. - Searching for or locating products. - Selecting products with different options, such as color, fabric, size, or other available variations. - Adding products to the shopping cart. - Reviewing and modifying the shopping cart. - Proceeding through the complete checkout process. - Identifying any areas that are confusing, inaccessible, difficult to use, or impossible to complete with JAWS. - Commenting during the recording when you encounter accessibility problems or unusual behavior. **Required Deliverable** A complete screen recording with audio showing the entire testing session, including the JAWS speech output and your navigation of the website. I am particularly interested in a genuine blind-user experience rather than an automated accessibility scan. I want to understand how usable the website actually is when navigating and shopping with JAWS. **Requirements** You must be experienced using JAWS and be comfortable shopping and navigating websites independently with a screen reader. Please tell me about your experience using JAWS and, if possible, any previous website accessibility testing you have performed.