How to test your website for accessibility
Development & testing5 min read
A simple testing routine for small teams: URL check, clear priorities, manual tests and documented improvements.
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Development & testing
Test keyboard use, screen readers, forms and mobile journeys systematically.
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Accessible forms: labels, errors and keyboard
Development & testing5 min read
Design forms that are clear and easy to use: field names, required fields, error messages and a clear confirmation.
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Testing keyboard navigation: a tour without a mouse
Development & testing5 min read
Check focus, order, dialogs and forms in practice. With simple instructions for your first keyboard test.
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Screen reader testing: from first steps to a test log
Development & testing5 min read
Check a real user journey with NVDA or VoiceOver and assess headings, field names, dialogs and status messages clearly.
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Mobile accessibility: small screens, complete journeys
Development & testing5 min read
Check mobile websites for zoom, touch targets, gestures and orientation. With a checklist for real devices and key tasks.
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