Watchfire WebXact and Bobby merged with IBM

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Posted on: Sunday, March 23rd, 2008

Posted in: Accessibility, Log Entries, Technology

The free Accessibility Edition (the Watchfire WebXact and Bobby) helps ensure website user accessibility by monitoring for over 170 accessibility checks. It was a great tool to check website accessibility. But it’s not more free since it’s has merged with IBM on February 1st, 2008. Now Watchfire is working closely with the IBM Human Ability and Accessibility Center to continue to evolve this product line to meet this growing market demand.

More information availabe on the Watchfire website.