When it comes to accessibility testing, we will need to spend much more time on up-front planning, and implementing this will take more time, but we will have better insights and feedback, compared to all of the methods that we have discussed up until now.
With accessibility testing, we can discover new problems that users are facing and struggling with when they use our product—things that we were unable to discover through the previous methods.
Accessibility testing is a common method, used mostly for website or web application testing, but its principles can be applied to any kind of product, online or offline.
In this testing, we can discover how users interact with our user interface, and take a look at their struggles. We can find out what part of the product they spend most of their time on, and we can also see what part of the product they are failing to complete specific tasks on.
To gather the proper data for accessibility testing, we need to...