What I’m learning from web accessibility testing (AbilityWorks)

By Dom Loulie, AbilityWorks, 4 June 2026

Real issues, real users

As I learn and work in web accessibility testing, I spend a lot of time using websites the way many people have to – not the way most designers or decision makers do.

I test websites by:

  • Using only a keyboard
  • Listening with screen readers
  • Slowing down and reading content the way someone with learning or cognitive differences might

And what I’m learning is simple, but important: “Many accessibility problems are hard to notice but can completely stop people from buying products or using services.”

Read the full article on the AbilityWorks website.