Building an accessibility testing habit
summary
Provides a concrete checklist and homepage-ready steps: install and memorize tools like axe DevTools, HeadingsMap, Color Oracle and a color contrast analyzer; learn VoiceOver, NVDA and TalkBack; record tests. Gives demos (Zoom Text Only, high-contrast, screen reader runthroughs), cites automated scanners catch only 20–40% of issues and reports top-million homepage failure at 96.3%, and shows a co‑designed Forza example where accessibility features enabled blind players — small repeatable checks to turn testing into habit.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Accessibility overview
- 3:23Disability language
- 5:37Assistive technology
- 8:02Accessible games
- 9:33What's assistive tech?
- 12:29Accessible interactions
- 13:29Web architecture
- 14:08Accessibility experience
- 15:37Accessibility testing
- 18:28Testing challenges
- 23:00Getting started
- 24:09Zoom tool demo
- 25:57Color blindness tool
- 27:20Testing checklist
- 30:37Ideal configurations
- 31:59Screen reader testing
- 33:25Final words
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