Conducting Accessibility Testing with Gian Wild, presented by Knowbility

Testing with people with disabilities first? Don't. It sounds counterintuitive, but it's one of the most common accessibility testing mistakes — and it's just one of the traps Accessibility Oz's Gian Wild unpacks in this one-hour webinar. Gian walks through the full picture of a11y testing: • Who should test (in-house team, trained staff, consultants, or people with disabilities) • What to test, using WCAG2's Evaluation Methodology as a base • How to test — automated tools, manual review, and user testing, done in the right order • How to present results so fixes actually happen A few of her practical takeaways: • Automated testing alone isn't enough • Testing with people with disabilities shouldn't come first • You need a plan for fixes and re-tests, not just testing