Accessibility Tester

Accessibility Tester Interview Questions and Answers

Updated 6 Aug 2024

Q1. What is Wcag 2.2 ? What more new guidelines it has

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WCAG 2.2 is the latest version of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines with new guidelines for making web content more accessible.

WCAG 2.2 includes 9 new success criteria and updates to existing ones
New success criteria include requirements for mobile accessibility, contrast, and language clarity
WCAG 2.2 also emphasizes the need for accessibility in emerging technologies like virtual and augmented reality
WCAG 2.2 is not yet an official standard, but is in draft form for publi...read more

Q2. How will you perform accessibility testing

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I will perform accessibility testing by using both manual and automated testing methods.

Conduct manual testing to evaluate accessibility features such as keyboard navigation, color contrast, and screen reader compatibility
Use automated testing tools like Axe, Wave, and Lighthouse to identify accessibility issues
Collaborate with developers and designers to ensure accessibility is integrated throughout the development process
Refer to accessibility guidelines such as WCAG 2.1 to...read more

Q3. What are screen Reader modes

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Screen Reader modes are different ways in which a screen reader can read and interpret content on a webpage.

Screen Reader modes can include reading the entire page, reading only headings or links, or reading specific sections of the page.
Screen Reader modes can also include different levels of verbosity, such as reading only the most important information or providing detailed descriptions of all content.
Examples of screen reader modes include NVDA's browse mode, JAWS' virtua...read more

Q4. 1. Tell 1.3.1 2. Difference bewteen aria-label and aria-labelledby

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1.3.1 refers to the WCAG guideline for identifying input purpose. aria-label is used to provide a visible label for an element, while aria-labelledby is used to reference an element that serves as the label.

1.3.1 is a WCAG guideline that focuses on identifying the purpose of input fields for users with disabilities.
aria-label is used to provide a visible label for an element, making it accessible to screen readers.
aria-labelledby is used to reference another element on the pa...read more

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Q5. Why do you choose manual testing

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I choose manual testing for its flexibility, adaptability, and ability to catch subtle issues.

Manual testing allows for flexibility to explore different scenarios and adapt to changes in real-time.
It is effective in catching subtle issues that automated tests may overlook.
Human testers can provide valuable insights and intuition that automated tools cannot replicate.
Manual testing is essential for user experience testing, accessibility testing, and exploratory testing.