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A Comprehensive Guide to Conducting Accessibility Audit
- An accessibility audit is a comprehensive evaluation of digital products —like websites or mobile apps —to identify barriers that may prevent people with disabilities from using them effectively.
- 88% of websites are not fully compliant with accessibility standards, businesses are failing to meet the needs of a significant user group and missing out on opportunities for social equality.
- Failing to meet accessibility standards can cost businesses valuable users and potential revenue- people with disabilities have spending power of over $18 trillion
- The accessibility audit's goal is to bridge the gap between product and its diverse user base to promote equal access to all.
- Accessibility of Text, Images, Audio, and Video, Interactive Content and Transactions, Technology, Manual Accessibility Audits, Automated Accessibility Audits, and Hybrid Accessibility Audits.
- Tips on how to conduct accessibility audit - Define clear scope and objectives, Run Automated Accessibility Tests, Perform Manual Accessibility Audits, Prioritize Findings and Implement Remediation, and Ensure Ongoing Accessibility.
- An accessibility audit report helps you systematically improve accessibility and facilitate design for disabilities.
- Accessibility is no longer optional for digital products—it's essential.
- Brands should conduct accessibility audits at key stages of a project or company's lifecycle: 1) During the initial planning phase, 2) After significant updates, and 3) Regularly to maintain inclusivity and compliance with accessibility standards over time.
- Lollypop WinAudit 2024 campaign! Gain expert insights to refine your UX strategy, pinpoint areas for improvement, and boost your product's competitive edge.
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