Accessibility Testing

Accountable technology owners are encouraged to test their digital content and services regularly to ensure accessibility for the widest possible audience. Articles and pages in this list contain information about tools and techniques you can use to check the accessibility of your digital content and services. 

Note: testing with automated tools alone is not sufficient to conform to WCAG. A combination of automated, manual, and assistive technology testing is recommended.

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Accessibility Testing Protocol

Tasks to identify and document accessibility features and barriers in your technology stack. Recommended for service owners, developers, project managers, and others who conduct technology testing.
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Accessibility Testing: Automated Tools

Accessibility tools technology providers can use to assess the basic accessibility of their documents, applications, and other technology products.
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Accessibility Testing: Manual Testing

Manual testing uses a variety of techniques to check for issues automated tools can't catch. Here are some core testing tips to help you elevate your accessibility testing.

Siteimprove

Siteimprove is the University of Iowa's enterprise-level solution for website quality assurance. Site owners and editors can check their site's accessibility and remediate issues discovered via Siteimprove reports.

Technology Review: Understanding VPAT and ACR

Friday, June 15, 2018

Technology Review: Equally Effective Alternative Access Plan

Friday, June 15, 2018
An EEAAP addresses one question: If your technology or tools present a barrier to accessibility, how will you provide equivalent access to professional, academic, or other activities?
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