Accessibility Testing

Summary

Actively verifying a design works for people with disabilities — screen reader testing, keyboard-only navigation, and color contrast checks — going beyond just following guidelines on paper.

How to Learn This

1Test a design using a screen reader to experience how it's actually announced.
2Navigate a flow using only a keyboard and note any inaccessible elements.
3Learn to use a free contrast checker on every text/background color pairing in a design.

A/B Testing for Design

Design Critique Skills

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Nielsen's 10 Usability Heuristics Cognitive Load & Hick's Law Fitts's Law Usability Testing Methods Heuristic Evaluation Process A/B Testing for Design Design Critique Skills

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