accessibility-test-plan

An accessibility test plan structures your evaluation across automated testing, manual workflows, and assistive technology testing to verify WCAG compliance. It generates a risk-based testing matrix to prioritize screen reader, keyboard, zoom, and contrast checks across web and app interfaces.

Manual accessibility testing should include keyboard navigation, screen reader evaluation, zoom verification, and contrast checks. These workflows complement automated scans to capture usability barriers that automated tools miss, ensuring comprehensive WCAG coverage across platforms.

Yes, accessibility testing can integrate into CI/CD workflows. The test plan supports automated testing phases that run continuously, generating prioritized reports and remediation guidance to catch accessibility regressions early in the development cycle.

Prioritize accessibility issues using a risk-based testing matrix that weighs WCAG criteria severity and assistive technology impact. The generated test report provides remediation guidance, ranking issues by user impact and compliance risk for efficient resolution.

Yes, accessibility testing supports both web and app interfaces. The test plan maps WCAG criteria across platforms, evaluating assistive technology compatibility for screen readers and other tools to ensure consistent usability regardless of interface type.

Assistive technology testing is needed when automated scans cannot capture real user interactions with screen readers, keyboard navigation, or zoom features. Manual evaluation and user testing with disabilities validate actual usability, covering WCAG criteria that automated tools cannot fully verify.