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Manual Test

This requires a person to manually look for or do something in order to test the accessibility. For certain tests such as screen reader accessibility, this is often better done as user testing with people with disabilities.

Manual Test

Provide a way to turn off moving content and animation triggered by interaction

Use responsive layouts and don't restrict the layout to portrait or landscape

Only change the context by user request

Use text presentation best practices

Provide a way to zoom in and resize text up to 200%

Use hover and focus best practices

Make multiple types of input available

Provide a way to turn off character key shortcuts

Make sure there are no keyboard traps

Make all functionality available through the keyboard

Define status messages in markup

Allow users to save data after a session timeout

Warn users about timeouts

Provide the option to turn off interruptions

Make time limits adjustable or not essential

Prevent errors when handling legal and financial data

Prevent accidental pointer input

Provide contextual help

Suggest corrections to errors

Identify and describe errors to users

Provide more than one way to locate a page

Make sure the user knows where they are

Use consistent navigation

Provide conventional interactions (instead of motion-activated interactions)

Use single-pointer gestures (instead of path-based gestures)

Provide consistent UI components

Write instructions that don't rely on just one characteristic

Write descriptive link text

Provide pronunciation for ambiguous words

Provide a way to expand abbreviations

Don't use flashing lights

Provide ASL interpretation of video

Provide media alternatives of video

Provide audio descriptions of videos

Provide captions

Provide a way to pause audio that plays automatically

Get rid of background noise in audio

Provide audio transcripts