Tag: Accessibility Testing

Accessibility in the Definition of Done

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Accessibility in the Definition of Done: Why It Matters & How to Get It Right Including accessibility in your Definition of Done is one of the most effective ways to embed inclusive practice into agile delivery. It ensures digital products are not just functional, but accessible to everyone, right from the start. But here’s the […]

A how-to guide for inclusive user testing

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Creating inclusive digital products isn’t just about checking accessibility boxes — it’s about understanding the full spectrum of human experience. Inclusive user testing is how we bridge that gap between intention and impact, building experiences that truly work for everyone. This how-to guide brings together practical advice, proven methodologies, and a human-centered mindset to help […]