"But the inability to replicate the experience in full, I think , inhibits catering to that demographic." That makes me think of trying to see what it feels li

"But the inability to replicate the experience in full, I think , inhibits catering to that demographic." That makes me think of trying to see what it feels like to be inaccessible user, I'm picturing a VM that makes the screen fuzzy or something. If all you want is a VM with the tools installed - that's pretty simple. I imagine every developer can make a VM with an OS in it, and there are plenty of free accessibility tools available for the OS of your choice: http://usabilitygeek.com/10-free-screen-reader-blind-visually-impaired-users/ http://usabilitygeek.com/10-free-screen-reader-blind-visuall...