Accessibility Testing 101

Kara Gaulrapp

In 2018, we saw 2,258 web accessibility lawsuits filed in federal court under Title III of the ADA. As companies and nonprofits scramble to ramp up their understanding of web accessibility (and their legal obligations to it), one thing becomes clear: you don’t want the level of your site’s accessibility to be a surprise to you.

You don’t necessarily need to be an accessibility expert to get an idea of how accessible your site is. In this session, we’ll walk you through how you can put together a basic evaluation on your site’s accessibility. You’ll learn how to:

build and standardize your tool set

scope your audit

scan your pages using automated tools

keyboard and manually test your pages for common accessibility errors

test your content and multimedia for accessibility errors

prepare your audit for hand-off

At the end of this session, you’ll walk away with the resources and testing scripts needed for performing your own accessibility audit and some strategies for content management to help keep your site compliant.

DIY Accessibility Testing and Auditing.pdf
59.72 MB
Who Should Attend
Content Editors
Everyone
Front-end Developers
Project Managers
Prerequisites
A strong understanding of HTML and CSS

https://www.drupalcampnj.org/sessions/accessibility-testing-101

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