Question for anyone who writes JAWS scripts or NVDA add-ons to make niche applications usable in a job environment: When working with Windows applications that don't use old-style Win32 controls, a.k.a. "standard" controls, but use a newer framework like WPF or UWP, do you ever have a use for the UI Automation class name property on individual controls? Not to be confused with the window class; in these newer frameworks, there's typically just one window class for the top-level window.