Accessibility Testing
Verifying that an application can be used by people with disabilities, including support for screen readers, keyboard navigation, and sufficient contrast.
What is Accessibility Testing?
What is Accessibility Testing?
Accessibility testing checks that software works for everyone, including users who rely on screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, or high-contrast modes. It covers concerns such as semantic markup, focus order, ARIA roles, alt text, and color contrast, often measured against standards like WCAG. Automated accessibility assertions can catch a large share of issues early—missing labels, unreachable controls, invalid roles—while manual review handles nuance. Building accessibility checks into recorded flows means regressions get caught the moment a UI change breaks keyboard or screen-reader support.