Topic: During The Accessibility Testing

We strongly advise you come watch the accessibility testing live - it's truly an eye-opening experience. Testing takes place in our purpose-built usability lab and there's a viewing room next door with a two-way mirror between the two rooms. Using state-of-the-art software we are able to capture what the user is doing on-screen, together with audio commentary and a video of the user carrying out the test.

Webcredible can carry out accessibility testing with users from a range of special needs groups:

• Visually impaired (screen reader users)
• Partially sighted (screen magnifier users)
• Dyslexic
• Learning difficulties
• Motor impaired
• Elderly

During the accessibility testing participants are instructed to think aloud at all times. If they ever fall silent for more than a few seconds they're encouraged to keep talking. Our accessibility testers are expertly trained to ask questions and elicit thoughts in a non-biased and neutral manner. Throughout the sessions an experienced Webcredible moderator will sit with each participant and prompt for feedback.