Web Accessibility Testing Course – WCAG 2.2, A11y Tools, Screen Readers & CI/CD Integration – Live Training
(Master Web Accessibility Testing using WCAG guidelines with hands-on training in Axe, Wave, Lighthouse, NVDA, JAWS and real-time accessibility audit techniques.)
Web Accessibility Testing is an essential skill for ensuring that websites and web applications are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. This Web Accessibility Testing Course – WCAG 2.2, A11y Tools, Screen Readers & CI/CD Integration is designed to help QA engineers, developers, and testers understand how to evaluate and improve the accessibility of modern web applications.
In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of functional and non-functional testing, usability testing, and the importance of accessibility testing in delivering inclusive digital experiences. You will gain a clear understanding of the WCAG accessibility guidelines (1.0, 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2) and the POUR principles – Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust, which form the foundation of accessibility compliance.
The training also covers real-world accessibility issues and how to identify them through practical testing. You will work with industry-standard A11y testing tools such as Axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Pa11y, ANDI, IBM Equal Access Checker, and color contrast analyzers. In addition, the course demonstrates how assistive technologies like screen readers (JAWS, NVDA, Narrator, VoiceOver) interact with browsers and web content.
Through hands-on exercises, you will learn how to perform keyboard accessibility testing, screen reader testing, color contrast testing, and low-vision testing. The course also explains how people with visual, hearing, cognitive, speech, and motor disabilities use the web, helping testers design more inclusive testing strategies.
Finally, you will explore how to integrate accessibility testing tools such as Lighthouse and Pa11y with Jenkins for CI/CD automation, generate accessibility reports, and implement best practices for continuous accessibility testing.
By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and practical skills required to perform comprehensive web accessibility testing, ensure WCAG compliance, and build accessible web applications that provide equal access for all users.
Why Choose This Web Accessibility Testing Course – WCAG 2.2, A11y Tools, Screen Readers & CI/CD Integration Course?
- Comprehensive Web Accessibility Testing Training – Learn how to perform complete website accessibility testing using industry standards and best practices.
- Master WCAG 2.2 Accessibility Guidelines – Understand WCAG 2.2 principles (POUR) and learn how to ensure WCAG compliance for modern web applications.
- Hands-On Training with A11y Testing Tools – Gain practical experience with popular accessibility testing tools like Axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Pa11y, ANDI, and IBM Equal Access Checker.
- Screen Reader Accessibility Testing – Learn how to test web applications using JAWS, NVDA, Microsoft Narrator, and VoiceOver screen readers.
- Keyboard Accessibility Testing Techniques – Understand how to perform keyboard navigation testing and validate accessibility for non-visual users.
- Color Contrast and Low Vision Accessibility Testing – Perform color contrast testing using Color Contrast Analyzer and test for low vision accessibility compliance.
- Real-Time Accessibility Testing Exercises – Build accessibility test cases, WCAG checklists, and accessibility audit reports using real web applications.
- CI/CD Integration for Accessibility Testing – Learn how to integrate Lighthouse and Pa11y accessibility tools with Jenkins for automated accessibility testing in CI/CD pipelines.
- Accessibility Testing for Different Disabilities – Understand testing for visual, hearing, cognitive, speech, and motor disabilities to build inclusive digital experiences.
- Industry-Focused Accessibility Testing Skills – Develop practical skills required for QA testers, automation engineers, developers, and accessibility testers.
About the Instructor:
| Madhu Kiran is an ITIL qualified Full Stack SDET specialist, Corporate Trainer and Consultant with over 19 years of experience in leading & delivering corporate training with tangible direction to IT professionals by imparting white-box knowledge in Software Testing, Test Automation, Test Practices & Competencies, Corporate Trainings & TCoE Delivery.
We cannot be good at something unless we like it and have fun doing it. The approach I take in my training sessions is to get the participants excited about technology and make it entertaining. I would like to consider myself an “Entertrainer”. Successfully trained 6000+ employees across 500+ corporate giants & is still counting Has been a trainer for both in-house as well as public, corporate programs and has streamlined the development of training material and training process for QA related areas, across corporate clientele and contributing to bottom line customer satisfaction |
About The Course:
- This course is designed to cover the basic aspects of Non Functional testing [Accessibility Testing] using a few accessibility testing tools and also to provide users with the knowledge required to work on Usability Testing at a professional level. This course addresses planning and performing usability tests, developing the test cases using accessibility tools, executing the test cases and generating test reports.
- This course is designed in such a way that the user can start things from the very scratch without any prior knowledge on accessibility testing
Tools: Light House, Axe, Wave, Pa11y, ANDI, Usable.net, Toptal, Web Accessibility Checker, Color Contrast Checker, Screen Reader, NVDA, JAWS
Sample Videos:
“Accessibility Testing– Foundation Course”-Live Training Demo Video
“Accessibility Testing– Foundation Course”-Live Training Day1 Video
Live Sessions Price:
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 110 USD 119 89 USD Or USD15000 INR 9900 INR 6900 Rupees.
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What student’s have to say about Trainer :
| I attended the Accessibility Testing course spoken by Madhu Kiran. He is very knowledgeable person, he explained very well. I recommend this course. Thanks – Mallikarjun sarur
Thank you for this course. It was a good staring point on the Accessibility topic and I’m eager to learn more about it. Thanks – Sandy I am loving the course. Congratulations, teacher, you have excellent teaching skills.- Roy I am enjoying this, just waiting for the more advanced coding – Gerson Very good course on developing accessible and user-friendly websites and web apps. Will help a lot in creating more accessible and inclusive websites which would work well for everyone! – Rajendra Getting the Clear Explanations of Accessibility, Initially I thought it is difficult but now everything are easy to Understand – Aparna I wanted to learn and understand Accessibility for quite a long time and I got every bit of overview and understanding of it. – Niraj |
What will I Learn by the end of this course?
- Understand the fundamentals of Web Accessibility Testing and the importance of building inclusive and accessible web applications.
- Learn WCAG 2.2 accessibility guidelines, including the POUR principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust) used for accessibility compliance.
- Identify common website accessibility issues and learn how to validate WCAG compliance for web applications.
- Gain hands-on experience with popular accessibility testing tools such as Axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Pa11y, ANDI, and IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker.
- Learn how to perform screen reader accessibility testing using assistive technologies like JAWS, NVDA, Microsoft Narrator, and VoiceOver.
- Perform keyboard accessibility testing to ensure web applications are fully navigable without using a mouse.
- Conduct color contrast accessibility testing using Color Contrast Analyzer to support users with visual impairments.
- Test websites for low vision accessibility, including zoom text and responsive content reflow testing.
- Learn how to create accessibility test cases, WCAG checklists, and accessibility audit reports for real-world projects.
- Understand how people with visual, hearing, cognitive, speech, and motor disabilities interact with websites.
- Integrate accessibility testing tools like Lighthouse and Pa11y with Jenkins for automated accessibility testing in CI/CD pipelines.
- Generate accessibility audit reports in HTML, JSON, CSV, and other formats to track and resolve accessibility issues effectively.
Pre Requisites:
- Should have basic knowledge on Software Testing concepts and techniques
- Should have knowledge on SDLC, STLC, Test Cases
Salient Features:
- 20 Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
- Lifetime access to the recorded videos
- Course Completion Certificate
Who can enroll in this course?
- Software Testers and QA Engineers who want to learn Web Accessibility Testing and WCAG compliance testing.
- Automation Test Engineers who want to integrate accessibility testing tools like Axe, Lighthouse, and Pa11y in automation frameworks.
- Manual Testers looking to upgrade their skills with Accessibility (A11y) Testing and WCAG guidelines.
- Web Developers and Front-End Developers who want to build accessible and WCAG-compliant web applications.
- UI/UX Designers who want to design accessible and inclusive user interfaces.
- Accessibility Testers who want hands-on experience with screen readers, keyboard testing, and color contrast testing.
- DevOps Engineers who want to integrate accessibility testing tools with CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins.
- Students and Freshers who want to start a career in Software Testing and Accessibility Testing.
- Product Owners and Business Analysts who want to understand accessibility standards and usability requirements for web applications.
COURSEWARE/COURSE MATERIAL
- The accessibility Testing checklist will be shared
- Reusable Accessibility Testing Scenarios will be shared
- Accessibility tools comparison document will be shared
- Reusable Accessibility Test Cases will be shared
- All rough material prepared during course execution will be shared
Course syllabus:
CHAPTER 1
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- Overview of Software Testing Techniques and testing methodologies
- Understanding Non-functional testing & Functional testing
- What is Usability testing and what to measure during Usability testing
- What is the importance of Usability testing
- What is Accessibility testing & why accessibility matters
- Understanding the 5 types of disabilities (Visual, Speech, Hearing, Cognitive, Motor)
- Why is accessibility testing important & the benefits of it
CHAPTER 2
- Introduction to WCAG accessibility testing principles [POUR]
- Introduction to WCAG 1.0, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 guidelines
- Introduction to WCAG 2.2 and its 3 levels of conformance [A, AA, AAA]
- Understanding the common accessibility issues
- Understanding about WAI-ARIA to create accessible web experiences
CHAPTER 3 [HANDS-ON-EXERCISE]
- Building test cases/checklist/success criteria/guidelines for accessibility testing
- Ensuring your website is navigable for all types of users
- Designing WCAG checklist for keyboard accessibility testing
- Conducting accessibility testing for keyboard users using tools like ANDI, IBM equal accessibility checker
- Interactions between assistive technologies and browsers
- Designing WCAG checklist for non-visual navigation accessibility testing using screen readers
- Conducting accessibility testing for screen reader users using tools like JAWS, NVDA, Narrator, Voice Over
- Designing WCAG checklist for low vision users i.e., zoom text/content reflow testing
- Conducting accessibility testing for low vision users i.e., zoom text users by using tools like Magnifier, Responsive Viewer, change the screen port size
CHAPTER 4 [HANDS-ON-EXERCISE]
- How to optimize the use of color to enhance accessibility
- Designing WCAG checklist for color contrast accessibility testing
- Conducting accessibility testing for color blind users or color contrast testing users by using tools like Color contrast analyzer
- Using Color Contrast analyzer tool against sample web applications to capture accessibility issues
CHAPTER 5 [HANDS-ON-EXERCISE]
- Practical usage of open source A11y testing assistive technology tools
- SCREEN-READERS
- JAWS
- NVDA
- Microsoft Narrator
- COLOR CONTRAST ANALYZER
- chrome/firefox/edge/safari browser extension
- WAVE TOOL
- chrome browser extension
- direct testing on https://wave.webaim.org/
- AXE-DEV TOOLS
- chrome/firefox/edge/safari browser extension
- LIGHTHOUSE TOOL from GOOGLE
- Installation of lighthouse as a node module using NPM package
- Using LightHouse tool on the GUI mode to conduct accessibility audit
- Using LightHouse tool on the CLI mode to conduct accessibility audit
- Generate test reports in .html, .json formats
- Integration of LightHouse tool with Jenkins tool for CI-CD-CT process
- PA11Y TOOL
- Installation of Pa11y as a node module using NPM package
- Using Pa11y tool on the CLI mode to conduct accessibility audit
- Generate test reports in .html, .json, .csv, .tsv formats
- Integration of Pa11y tool with Jenkins tool for CI-CD-CT process
- KOA11Y TOOL
- Installation of Koa11y tool
- Using Koa11y tool on the GUI mode to conduct accessibility audit of web applications
- Using Koa11y tool on the GUI mode to conduct images accessibility
- Generate test reports in .html, .json, .csv, .xml, markdown formats
- ANDI TOOL
- bookmarklet for chrome/firefox/edge/safari browsers
- WA11Y TOOL
- chrome browser extension
- IBM EQUAL ACCESS ACCESSIBILITY CHECKER
- chrome/firefox/edge/safari browser extension
- HEADINGS MAP
- chrome/firefox/edge/safari browser extension
- How people with disabilities use the web
- Blind web users
- Visually impaired web users
- Mobility impaired web users
- Deaf and hard of hearing web users
- Users with reading difficulties
- VISUAL DISABILITY A11Y TESTING TOOLS
- NO COFFEE VISION SIMULATOR – Testing for real people, not just users
- WEB DISABILITY SIMULATOR – Testing for real people, not just users
- CI/CD/CT INTEGRATION OF A11Y TESTING TOOLS WITH JENKINS
- PA11Y
- LIGHTHOUSE
CHAPTER 6
- Summarizing the key elements of accessibility testing
- Summarizing the common issues in accessibility testing
- Best practices for effective accessibility testing
- Top#5 accessibility testing checklist
FAQ – Web Accessibility Testing Course – WCAG 2.2, A11y Tools, Screen Readers & CI/CD Integration
1. What is Web Accessibility Testing?
Web Accessibility Testing ensures that websites and web applications are usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. It helps verify that the application follows WCAG accessibility guidelines and provides equal access for all users.
2. What will I learn in this Web Accessibility Testing course?
In this course, you will learn WCAG 2.2 accessibility guidelines, A11y testing techniques, keyboard accessibility testing, screen reader testing, color contrast testing, and how to use popular accessibility testing tools like Axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Pa11y, and IBM Equal Access Checker.
3. Do I need prior experience in accessibility testing to join this course?
No. This course is designed for beginners as well as experienced QA professionals, testers, and developers who want to learn web accessibility testing and WCAG compliance.
4. Which tools will be covered in this Accessibility Testing training?
You will gain hands-on experience with Axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Pa11y, ANDI, IBM Equal Access Accessibility Checker, Color Contrast Analyzer, and screen readers such as JAWS, NVDA, Microsoft Narrator, and VoiceOver.
5. Will this course include hands-on practical exercises?
Yes. The course includes real-time hands-on accessibility testing exercises, where you will perform keyboard navigation testing, screen reader testing, color contrast testing, and accessibility audits on web applications.
6. Will I learn accessibility testing automation and CI/CD integration?
Yes. You will learn how to integrate accessibility testing tools like Lighthouse and Pa11y with Jenkins to perform automated accessibility testing in CI/CD pipelines.
7. Who should take this Web Accessibility Testing course?
This course is ideal for software testers, QA engineers, automation testers, web developers, UI/UX designers, DevOps engineers, and students who want to learn accessibility testing and WCAG compliance for web applications.
8. Why is accessibility testing important for web applications?
Accessibility testing ensures that websites are usable for people with visual, hearing, cognitive, speech, and motor disabilities and helps organizations meet WCAG standards, legal requirements, and usability best practices.
How can I enroll for this course?
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 110 USD 119 89 USD Or USD15000 INR 9900 INR 6900 Rupees.
Call / Whatsapp Kumar Gupta @ +91-9133190573 to enroll for this course
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To maintain the quality of our training and ensure a smooth learning experience for all participants, we do not allow batch repetition or switching between courses.
To reiterate, moving from one course to another or shifting from one trainer to another (even if it is the same course) is not possible. Changing batches or trainers in any form is strictly not permitted.
We request all learners to attend the scheduled sessions regularly and make the most of their learning journey. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
Course Features
- Lectures 44
- Quiz 0
- Duration 20 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
- 6 Sections
- 44 Lessons
- 20 Hours
- CHAPTER 17
- 1.1Overview of Software Testing Techniques and testing methodologies
- 1.2Understanding Non-functional testing & Functional testing
- 1.3What is Usability testing and what to measure during Usability testing
- 1.4What is the importance of Usability testing
- 1.5What is Accessibility testing & why accessibility matters
- 1.6Understanding the 5 types of disabilities (Visual, Speech, Hearing, Cognitive, Motor)
- 1.7Why is accessibility testing important & the benefits of it
- CHAPTER 25
- 2.1Introduction to WCAG accessibility testing principles [POUR]
- 2.2Introduction to WCAG 1.0, 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 guidelines
- 2.3Introduction to WCAG 2.2 and its 3 levels of conformance [A, AA, AAA]
- 2.4Understanding the common accessibility issues
- 2.5Understanding about WAI-ARIA to create accessible web experiences
- CHAPTER 39
- 3.1Building test cases/checklist/success criteria/guidelines for accessibility testing
- 3.2Ensuring your website is navigable for all types of users
- 3.3Designing WCAG checklist for keyboard accessibility testing
- 3.4Conducting accessibility testing for keyboard users using tools like ANDI, IBM equal accessibility checker
- 3.5Interactions between assistive technologies and browsers
- 3.6Designing WCAG checklist for non-visual navigation accessibility testing using screen readers
- 3.7Conducting accessibility testing for screen reader users using tools like JAWS, NVDA, Narrator, Voice Over
- 3.8Designing WCAG checklist for low vision users i.e., zoom text/content reflow testing
- 3.9Conducting accessibility testing for low vision users i.e., zoom text users by using tools like Magnifier, Responsive Viewer, change the screen port size
- CHAPTER 44
- 4.1How to optimize the use of color to enhance accessibility
- 4.2Designing WCAG checklist for color contrast accessibility testing
- 4.3Conducting accessibility testing for color blind users or color contrast testing users by using tools like Color contrast analyzer
- 4.4Using Color Contrast analyzer tool against sample web applications to capture accessibility issues
- CHAPTER 515
- 5.1Practical usage of open source A11y testing assistive technology tools
- 5.2SCREEN-READERS
- 5.3COLOR CONTRAST ANALYZER
- 5.4WAVE TOOL
- 5.5AXE-DEV TOOLS
- 5.6LIGHTHOUSE TOOL from GOOGLE
- 5.7PA11Y TOOL
- 5.8KOA11Y TOOL
- 5.9ANDI TOOL
- 5.10WA11Y TOOL
- 5.11IBM EQUAL ACCESS ACCESSIBILITY CHECKER
- 5.12HEADINGS MAP
- 5.13How people with disabilities use the web
- 5.14VISUAL DISABILITY A11Y TESTING TOOLS
- 5.15CI/CD/CT INTEGRATION OF A11Y TESTING TOOLS WITH JENKINS ○ PA11Y
- CHAPTER 64
