kris This video covers how keyboard testing works on websites and what evaluators look for when checking whether a site can be operated without a mouse. Keyboard testing involves navigating through a web page using only the Tab, Enter, Arrow, and Escape keys. Evaluators move through interactive elements like links, buttons, form fields, and menus to … Read more
This video covers how screen reader testing works on websites, what testers listen for, and how the process fits into a broader accessibility evaluation. Screen reader testing involves using assistive technology to move through a website the way a person who is blind or has low vision would. Testers open a screen reader, such as … Read more
This video covers website accessibility basics, explaining what separates an accessible website from one that creates problems for people with disabilities. An accessible website works with assistive technology. Screen readers can interpret the page structure, read content in a logical order, and announce interactive elements like links, buttons, and form fields. Every image has a … Read more
This video covers how to check whether your website meets ADA accessibility requirements and what steps give you a clear picture of where your site stands. The first step most organizations take is running an automated scan. A scan reviews your pages against Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criteria by evaluating HTML, CSS, and ARIA … Read more
Tracking accessibility issues requires systematic organization and consistent updates throughout your remediation project. Whether you’re managing dozens or hundreds of issues, you need a method that maintains clarity while enabling team collaboration and progress monitoring. Accessibility Platform Core Components Key Component What It Means for You Issue Management System Upload audit reports and track each … Read more