Lesson 1
Accessibility is product quality
A feature that cannot be used by part of the audience is functionally incomplete.
All learning tracks
Core Quality EngineeringFoundation 60 min
Accessibility Testing Essentials
Build accessible quality checks into normal delivery using keyboard, semantics, labels, contrast awareness and automated scanning.
AccessibilityWCAGUI
Learning outcomes
Run basic accessibility checks
Recognise semantic issues
Combine automation with manual testing
Guided lessons
Learn the engineering thinking
Lesson 2
Keyboard navigation
Core workflows should be usable without a mouse and focus order should remain logical.
Lesson 3
Semantic HTML and labels
Assistive technologies rely on meaningful roles, labels and relationships.
Lesson 4
Automated checks
Tools catch a useful subset of issues but cannot determine whether an experience is genuinely usable.
Lesson 5
Manual accessibility heuristics
Combine keyboard, zoom, screen-reader awareness and content clarity with automated scanning.
Hands-on practice
Do something with what you learned
Do not just tick these mentally. Write the query, create the test matrix, refactor the code, or document the decision. Practical evidence is the point.