Master accessibility testing

Here's a sobering reality: 15% of the world's population has some form of disability. That's over a billion people who might struggle to use the websites you're testing. But here's what really gets me fired up—most of these barriers are completely preventable. We're not talking about rocket science here. We're talking about simple things like proper keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, and thoughtful design choices that can transform someone's entire online experience. This course is your complete roadmap from "I've heard of accessibility" to "I can confidently test and fix accessibility issues." We'll start with the fundamentals - understanding different disabilities and abilities, diving into WCAG principles (A, AA, AAA levels), and getting familiar with assistive technologies that real people use every day. Then we get our hands dirty. You'll learn to spot accessibility problems in designs before they become code, test websites using both automated tools and manual techniques, understand what screen readers actually expect, and master ARIA for those tricky custom widgets. Whether you're a QA tester or a front-end developer, this knowledge is becoming essential. The web was designed to work for everyone -let's make sure it actually does.