This year, I’ve shared 47 web accessibility quick wins to help small businesses, nonprofits, and digital agencies develop a better approach to accessibility support within their organizations. Today, I’m recapping the testing-related content all in one place. Whether you’ve been following along for a while or are new to the list, I hope you find something here that you can take into the new year.
Here’s a recap of my best accessibility testing content from 2025:
Testing Methodology
- #007: How to test a webpage for accessibility issues
- #024: What is shift left testing and how does it relate to accessibility?
- #034: The 80/20 rule for accessibility testing
- #052: If I had 30 days to fix your accessibility…
Testing Specific Components
- #016: Here’s every accessibility issue to watch for with images
- #030: 3 things every accessible modal needs
- #035: Accessibility essentials for prerecorded video
- #049: Three keyboard requirements for tooltips
- #051: What WordPress gets right about accordions
Remediation
- #013: Using tints and shades to solve color contrast problems
- #017: A quick way to rework vague link text
- #019: How to write great image alt text
- #022: How to separate heading-level tags from font size
- #038: How to fix focus visible issues with sticky headers
Mobile Accessibility
- #040: When responsive design isn’t enough…
- #041: Are your buttons big enough to tap on mobile?
- #042: What happens when users zoom to 200%?
- #043: The mobile keyboard fix that improves form UX in minutes
Collaboration & Process
- #025: Two accessibility questions to ask in the design phase
- #031: Why documentation is a secret weapon for accessibility
- #037: 15 accessibility questions to ask your digital agency
- #050: What to do when someone reports an accessibility issue
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