Accessibility Testing is Critical to Your Software
If you want to provide the same comprehensive experience for all users regardless of their capabilities. By running accessibility testing, a QA team makes sure that a website or application is suitable for people with visual, hearing, cognitive, and motor limitations.
Social responsibility, an attempt to extend service market, risk mitigation – there are many reasons to make your software digitally inclusive. By running accessibility testing, we check if the product is suitable for users with the following conditions.
Vision disabilities
- Blindness, poor vision, color blindness, flashing effect problems.
Hearing disabilities
- Deafness, hard-of-hearing, and other hearing impairments.
Physical disabilities
- Poor motor skills, inability to use mouse/keyboard with one hand.
Cognitive disabilities
- Learning difficulties, difficulties understanding complex scenarios.
Learning disabilities
- Dyslexia, dysgraphia, auditory/language processing disorders, etc.
