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This workshop will introduce the concept of website conformance testing against WCAG standards. We will focus on the best techniques to use when testing websites for accessibility, the purpose of all Level A and AA success criteria, and how to approach both manual and automated accessibility testing.
Web Developers
Application programmers
Quality Assurance Testers
UX Designers
Content Designers
3.5 hours (including short breaks)
Up to 12
Understand how to use WCAG in your approach to website conformance testing at the beginning of your projects
Have an overview of how WCAG 2.1 standards are expected to be used across websites
Learn how combine user testing with automated techniques to efficiently evaluate your websites
To confidently access and understand the WCAG 2.1 structure and conformance levels
How to use WCAG documentation to support you with your testing
To understand how people with disabilities use computers
A range of approaches to testing strategies, such as manual, automation and a combination of the two
How to build a testing strategy that embeds accessibility at the core
How to evaluate a website against WCAG 2.1 A and AA success criteria
What assistive technology testing tools are available and effective
How to report, prioritise and communicate accessibility issues with your team/partners
Best practices for testing techniques for websites.
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