Skill
Accessibility Auditing
Web Development
Accessibility auditing is the process of systematically reviewing websites, applications, or digital products to identify barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using them, typically measured against standards like WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). Auditors use a combination of automated scanning tools (like axe or WAVE) and manual testing with screen readers and keyboard navigation to catch issues automated tools miss. This work is performed by accessibility specialists, UX researchers, and QA engineers to ensure legal compliance and inclusive design.
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