WCAG Success Criteria for Non-Visual Navigation using Screen Readers
Table of Contents SUMMARY When testing with your screen reader, use the same keyboard navigation strategies that you used in the previous section (TAB, ENTER, SPACE, and ARROW KEYS). This time, listen to how the screen reader interprets the page as you navigate with the keyboard. WCAG SUCCESS CRITERIA & CHECKLIST FOR KEYBOARD USERS LAYOUT […]
Accessibility Testing – Screen Reader Users
Table of Contents SUMMARY: When testing with your screen reader, use the same keyboard navigation strategies that you used in the previous section (TAB, ENTER, SPACE, and ARROW KEYS). This time, listen to how the screen reader interprets the page as you navigate with the keyboard. WCAG SUCCESS CRITERIA & CHECKLIST FOR KEYBOARD USERS LINKS […]
Accessibility Testing for Keyboard Navigation
Table of Contents SUMMARY The goal with keyboard testing is to make sure your website or software is 100% usable with only a keyboard. The first step to manual testing is to throw away your mouse. Imagine your mouse is not working OR you don’t have a mouse OR you have mortar issues with your […]
Accessibility Testing Issues
Table of Contents WHY ACCESSIBILITY TESTING IS IMPORTANT The web should not be a barrier to anyone. Your community should not have to change to access the content. The content should be accessible to everyone. Legal Requirements: In many regions, digital accessibility is legally required. For instance, businesses may be subject to ADA [Americans with […]
WCAG Accessibility
Table of Contents WCAG ACCESSIBILITY PRINCIPLES: There are 4 main guiding principles of accessibility upon which WCAG has been built. These 4 principles are known by the acronym POUR for perceivable, operable, understandable and robust. POUR is a way of approaching web accessibility by breaking it down into these 4 main aspects. The principles of […]
Usability Testing
Table of Contents WHAT IS USABILITY TESTING Usability refers to how easily and efficiently users can interact with a system, and during usability testing, factors such as ease of use, efficiency, user satisfaction, and error rates are measured. Usability refers to the degree to which a product or system can be used by specified users […]
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