Accessibility

website and Document Accessibility

Subject Matter
Experts

Accessibility
TesteRS

Accessibility Engineers

ALT text
Long descriptions
Captions & Transcripts
Proofreading

Paired Testing approach (sighted + non-sighted testers)
Testing as per WCAG 2.1 and Section 508
Multiple browser and device testing
Testing using assistive technology, such as Jaws, NVDA, Voice Over, ZoomText, and Talkback

Implementation of ALT Text, long descriptions, and captions
CSS edits
Reading and tab ordering
Accessibility of interactive elements
Bug fixes

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Our Unique paired Testing approach

Our focus is on creating an excellent user experience for the end user. To accomplish this for people with disabilities, we pair sited and non-sited QA engineers. The sited engineers focus on using accessibility inspectors, color-contrast testing, and multimedia tests for the hearing impaired. Non-sited QA Engineers focus on functional testing, using screen magnifiers, screen readers and performing keyboard-only tests. This combination ensures that websites and documents are thoroughly tested, but also tested from the actual perspective of a person with disabilities.

Experts in Assistive Technology and Accessibility Testing Tools

JAWS

NVDA

aXe

TalkBack

WAVE

VoiceOver

Document Accessibility

Most companies have plans for website accessibility, but not for document accessibility. If you publish documents to end users in a variety of formats, it is equally important to make these accessible. WeBuildLearning's process of document accessibility includes:

Converting all file formats to PDF
Adding document metadata
Adding and Editing tags to reflect document structure
Adding ALT text to images and charts
Ensuring correct tag order
Ensuring correct reading order
Adding bookmarks
Testing character encoding
Fixing any tables, forms or page structure issues related to accessibility