· Assessment and audit
· Accessibility testing

Section 508 compliance
· WCAG accessibility testing – Web content accessibility guidelines 2.0 (Level AA)
· Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Standards for Accessible Design
· ATAG – Authoring tool accessibility guidelines
· UAAG - User agent accessibility guidelines
· XAG - XML accessibility guidelines
· WAI-ARAI - Web Accessibility Initiative - Accessible Rich Internet Applications

· Web applications
· Mobile applications (iOS, Android)
· Windows, MacOS

Our accessibility testing consultants,

· Provide detailed coverage from accessibility requirement understanding to final delivery of accessibility test results.
· Deliver accessibility assessment reports highlighting the various accessibility violations and recommendations, which helps the developers understand with ease and make the application compliant with accessibility standards.
· Evaluate the application against some key areas for A11y assessments, like Keyboard navigation, Color Contrast, High Contrast, Zoom, On-screen Readers, and Focus.
· We bring a unique mix of manual and automated techniques to assess the application for A11y compliance. Manual Testing: Test WA-compliant websites with major screen readers and popular browsers on Windows, iOS, and Android (devices).
· Automation Testing: Our teams use online and offline tools to check the accessibility implementation.

We are well versed in industry-leading tools for accessibility testing, such as JAWS
· AXE
· LightHouse
· NVDA
· Voice Over
· Wave
· AChecker

Our test labs are built with a hardware, software, and documentation suite for accessibility resources. These can be leveraged to broaden the test coverage from the accessibility standpoint.

• Training and awareness: basics of web accessibility are learned from W3C websites or YouTube videos. Learn how 508 compliant websites are developed.
• Checklist: In the initial phases, follow a checklist defined by SMEs/508.
• Tools: IDEs available in the market use plugins for accessibility guidelines validation and suggestions. Like code hints for Java/.Net in their respective libraries, communities have developed extensions for text editors—AriaLinter is one of them.
• Testing: Code/websites can be tested with online validators or offline tools. These tools are based on W3C standards where you have to select the level of validation: A, AA, or AAA. The general validation is AA.

Once a team is ready, guidelines can be followed per the requirements of 508 compliance and customer certification.