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Re: your thoughts on the WCAG test procedures
From: Dhananjay Bhole
Date: Jun 22, 2020 11:14AM
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Hi,
We need not follow all the sufficient techniques for testing SC. They
are context based. The tester has to understand scenario and choose
specific technique that suit it.
If you have registered account, You can refer Deque university Web
accessibility carriculam 2.0 WCAG section in which specific scenario
of particular SC is explained.
Regards
On 6/22/20, Jeremy Echols < <EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:
> We've found that accessibility insights is a wonderful shortcut for getting
> at a pretty baseline "this page is okay": https://accessibilityinsights.io/
>
> It probably doesn't cover every single SC, but for us, at least, its
> combination of automated tests and very in-depth "guided" manual tests is
> extremely helpful. It's still a huge endeavor to test a site, but this at
> least gives us a consistent way to test and discuss each page we are
> analyzing.
>
>
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