Show Notes
Do you ever feel that accessibility is not a priority in your testing strategy? Are you constantly fighting against accessibility myths? It's too expensive, it will take too much time, we are not trained on this topic and do not know what to do? All these are symptoms that accessibility is not fully understood nor prioritized to be available for everyone. Today, we have Ady Stokes, our expert QA Therapist to assist on diagnosis and prescription on these symptoms related to accessibility. In the Xray documentation, under Tutorials Tips & Tricks section, you'll find tutorials for accessibility testing, namely using Axe. https://hubs.li/Q01wp5g90
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