Screen Reader Interoperability Test Suite Design

Developing a manual test suite for screen reader interoperability on the web.

Client: Facebook

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Web Platform Development

Screenshot of the Aria-AT Test Runner Prototype home page in an illustrated browser window.

I love working with Bocoup. I cant imagine a better partner for standards strategy!

Matt King ARIA AT Community Group Chair and Accessibility Technical Program Manager at Facebook

Two layered screenshots of the Aria-AT prototype, each in its own illustrated browser window. The first is of a test plan for checkbox. The second is of test run results for the checkbox pattern.

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