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Tester expertise

Choose procedures by the practical skill and real environment needed. A clear procedure supports execution but does not replace tester competence.

219 procedures12 organised groups

6 procedures

Accessibility quality lead

Requires second-person review, calibration, evidence governance and disagreement-resolution skills.

6 procedures

Accessibility researcher

Requires accessible research, consent, safeguarding, moderation, privacy and bounded qualitative analysis skills.

65 procedures

Accessibility tester

Suitable for testers who can apply WCAG and manual web-testing methods and document bounded evidence.

16 procedures

Document accessibility specialist

Requires document-structure, checker, reading-order, keyboard and assistive-technology expertise.

6 procedures

Experienced braille tester

Requires a physical refreshable braille display and fluent screen-reader, routing and translation-table use.

9 procedures

Experienced magnifier tester

Requires real screen-magnifier operation and reliable viewport, focus and cursor tracking.

20 procedures

Experienced mobile accessibility tester

Requires physical iOS or Android testing with the named alternative input or display setting.

20 procedures

Experienced mobile screen-reader tester

Requires fluent physical-device VoiceOver or TalkBack use, including gestures and reading controls.

24 procedures

Experienced screen-reader tester

Requires fluent use of the named desktop screen reader and its browser interaction modes.

8 procedures

Experienced speech-input tester

Requires a configured Dragon environment and the ability to separate recognition errors from product defects.

35 procedures

General QA tester

Suitable for QA testers who can follow precise keyboard, zoom, colour, motion or media steps and escalate judgement calls.

4 procedures

PDF/UA specialist

Requires the selected PDF/UA standard, protocol, checker and human-judgement expertise.