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Advance Your Return on Accessibility (ROA) with Testing

There are two ways to conduct accessibility testing on your websites and applications: automated, rules-based testing and manual, expert analysis. The scan and the audit. Both forms of testing are needed and both have their strengths and weaknesses. During this session, we will look at how and when to use these methods and how each method will influence your Return on Accessibility (ROA).

During this session we will:

Explore best practices.
Discuss methods of conducting accessibility testing on websites and applications.
Highlight the strengths and weaknesses of automated and manual accessibility testing.
Review scenarios that best suit each testing method.
Discover the various testing tools available in the ARC Platform.

The session includes a short slide presentation followed by a demonstration of testing in action in the ARC Platform.

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In this on-demand webinar TPGi’s Charlie Pike explains how to maximize your “Return on Accessibility” (ROA) by combining automated scans and manual audits with ongoing user- and assistive-tech testing. You’ll learn when to use broad domain scans, focused user-flow testing, expert audits, and assistive-technology feedback for effective accessibility coverage. The session shows how to build a mature accessibility workflow — from discovery, through development and QA, to continuous monitoring — so you catch issues early, streamline remediation, and prevent regressions. Essentials for dev teams, QA, and accessibility leads.

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Advance Your Return on Accessibility (ROA) with Testing