Plus QA Blog Most Common Accessibility Violations on Web and Mobile Apps

For many people, technology serves an important role in improving the quality of their lives as it is used to work, communicate, play, and even navigate the physical world. This is just as true for users with disabilities, which is why it is important that these experiences are designed with accessibility in mind. Technology should be inclusive and accessibility guarantees that it can be enjoyed by as many people as possible. PLUS QA's work doing accessibility testing for web and mobile applications helps make this possible so, as part of this year's Global Accessibility Awareness Day celebration, we decided to reach out to several members of our accessibility team to help answer one question - what are the most common accessibility violations we find when testing an accessibility project? Here's what they had to say: Visibility & Contrast According to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, in order for web content to be compliant as Perceivable, "information and user interface components must be presentable to users in ways they can perceive." One of the most common examples of this is when text appears on backgrounds that do not provide enough visual contrast in order for them to be distinguishable. In order [...]The post Most Common Accessibility Violations on Web and Mobile Apps appeared first on PLUS QA - Web and Mobile Applications QA Testing Company.