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Re: efficient accessibility audit process
From: Steve Green
Date: Nov 19, 2020 2:12PM
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I don't accept your premise that you will maximise productivity by involving the entire team. I would expect that to minimise productivity.
For maximum productivity, we get one person to do all the work. Obviously, they need all the necessary skills, so we recruit people who do. Why would you not do that? The one exception is that we sometimes get someone junior to do the colour contrast analysis - it doesn't take long to teach almost anyone.
Occasionally, the timescale means we have to put more than one tester on a project, in which case they form a self-managing team with one tester taking the lead role.
Is there anything about your context that means you can't do this?
Steve Green
Managing Director
Test Partners Ltd
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