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Accessibility Testing enables companies to develop defect free software applications, which serves all the requirements of people with disabilities. It assures the quality of special features added to the software applications for the ease users such as accessibility scanner, assistive touch, speech recognition software, voice access, screen magnifier and more.
Why do you need Accessibility Testing?
- Reach a wider market of People with Disabilities : One billion people, or 15% of the world’s population, experience some form of disability, and disability prevalence is higher in developing countries. Your product can reach this market, if made disabled friendly. A through software testing, if included early in the software development lifecycle can address these issues.
- Abide by the Digital Accessibility Laws : A rigorous software testing will help you abide by the Web Accessibility Laws and Policies.
- Prevent Possible Lawsuits : In 2018, over 2,250 web accessibility lawsuits were filed.
Our Approach for Accessibility Testing
Pro – Test’s Accessibility Testing methodology is based on WCAG 2.2 standards and it includes, Manual and Automated testing. Based on our extensive experience, we have developed these checklists.
Few examples from our Manual Testing checklist :
- If the colour of the applications is adaptable to various users?
- Whether the application has audio alerts?
- If the audio and video can be heard and seen clearly by people with disabilities?
- If the pictures and icons are used properly, so easy for users to understand?
Learn more about our Independent Testing and Quality Assurance Services.
Few examples from our Automation Testing checklist:
- We use an extensive set of automated testing tools like A-Checker, Wave Evaluation Tool, JAWS, Color contrast analyser and many more.
- Check if the tabs are sensibly arranged to ensure an effortless navigation?
- If highlighting is viewable with inverted colors? Testing of color in the application by changing the contrast ratio
- If the user can read and understand the content
- If there any known seizures in the design of the content
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