Accessibility Testing Tutorial: 5 Ways to Catch WCAG Issues

Accessibility testing checks whether everyone, including people using screen readers, a keyboard, or zoom, can use your website or app, usually against WCAG Level AA. Here's how to do it 5 ways on TestMu AI. ▶ Start your first Accessibility Scan: https://www.testmuai.com/accessibility-testing/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_term=CTRKJAoI6IQ&utm_campaign=accessibility_testing_tutorial 95.9% of the top million home pages still fail basic WCAG checks, and with the European Accessibility Act and ADA lawsuits, accessibility is now a legal requirement, not a nice-to-have. In this accessibility testing tutorial, you'll see how to catch WCAG issues at every stage of development: ✅ Accessibility DevTools: run full-page, partial, multi-page, workflow and keyboard scans right from Chrome DevTools ✅ Web accessibility automation: add accessibility capabilities to your Selenium tests and get a full WCAG report per build ✅ Mobile app accessibility automation: run accessibility scans inside your Appium tests on Android and iOS ✅ App Accessibility Scanner: scan your app on real devices with zero setup ✅ Accessibility Scheduling: run recurring WCAG scans on your live pages Every issue comes with severity, the WCAG success criterion, element details and how to fix it. 📚 Docs: https://www.testmuai.com/support/docs/accessibility-testing/ ⏱ Chapters 00:00 What is accessibility testing? (WCAG AA explained) 00:40 Why accessibility testing matters (EAA & ADA) 01:24 Accessibility DevTools Chrome extension: full page scan 02:55 Web accessibility automation with Selenium 04:30 Mobile app accessibility automation with Appium 05:50 App Accessibility Scanner on real iOS & Android devices 06:53 Scheduled accessibility scans for live websites 08:40 Recap #AccessibilityTesting #WCAG #A11y #SoftwareTesting #TestMuAI