FAQs

Yes, accessibility testing is increasingly in demand as organisations work toward WCAG compliance testing and meeting regulations such as the The European Accessibility Act, ADA and EN 301 549. Beyond compliance, accessible websites improve usability, reach wider audiences, and reduce legal risks.

One of the biggest challenges is that automated accessibility testing cannot reliably evaluate usability. Tools may generate false positives or miss issues with navigation, dynamic content, or screen reader support, making manual checks essential.

Any evaluation that relies on human judgement cannot be automated. For example, assessing whether alt text is meaningful, content is easy to understand, or error messages are clear requires manual accessibility testing.

AI may enhance detection and reduce errors, but it cannot fully replicate automated testing for accessibility or replace the need for human input. Real-world feedback from disabled users remains vital for ensuring inclusivity.