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ajay kamero2h ago

Extracting structured data from scanned documents is a real time saver. Curious how well it handles messy handwritten or low-quality scans?

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Tayyab Khan2h ago

Love that it runs offline from a USB. For repair techs walking into a customer’s house with no Wi-Fi password, that’s a real advantage. The customer report is a smart touch too, since it helps techs justify their fee. One question: can techs add their own logo and business name to the report? That feels like something small shops would pay for. Congrats on the launch!

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The focused feedback for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts creators sounds useful. Do you plan to compare multiple drafts side by side?

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Marios Kanellopoulos4h ago

Thanks Henry! That's exactly why I built the labs: working through a real broken component builds more confidence than memorizing the rules. If you give them a try, I'd love to hear what you think.

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Marios Kanellopoulos4h ago

Thanks Ava! Right now the practice path is built around the WAS exam and WCAG 2.2, including the HTML and WAI-ARIA patterns developers run into most. I haven't added separate tracks for other certifications yet, though the labs themselves are useful beyond the exam. If a second path would help, I'd love to hear which standards you'd want first.

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Marios Kanellopoulos4h ago

> Great question, Maksim, and yes. Each lab scenario is a specific real-world failure, and it links to the related Learn topics that cover the WCAG rules and techniques that task is testing, so you can see the criterion in context. Practice questions about specific markup or patterns are also tagged with the WCAG 2.2 success criteria they test, sometimes more than one.

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Marios Kanellopoulos4h ago

Thanks Sukrit, glad that split makes sense. After you practice, the dashboard shows your weakest study categories and your weakest IAAP exam domains (Creating, Identifying, Remediating), so you know where to drill next. After an exam simulation you also get a per-question breakdown with a link to the explanation and the related Learn topics. I don't yet show a list of the specific WCAG success criteria someone misses most; that's a great idea and I'll look into adding it.

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Henry Jon6h ago

Interactive labs sound like a practical way to build confidence for the WAS certification—hands-on prep is a great idea.

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