Become a Top Accessibility Tester in 2026: Fix 80% of Issues by Testing These WCAG SC First

Описание: Become a Top Accessibility Tester in 2026.
Fix 80% of real accessibility issues by testing the most impactful WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria first, not by running more tools.

You’re not failing accessibility because you don’t know WCAG.
You’re failing because by the time you reach the Success Criteria that cause most real user barriers, you’re already exhausted.

In this video, I break down the WCAG Success Criteria that matter most, based on real audit data and large-scale studies, and show you how professional accessibility testers prioritize, test, and fix issues that actually break user journeys.

You’ll learn:
1. Why testing everything equally makes audits ineffective
2. Which WCAG 2.2 A & AA criteria cause ~80% of real barriers
3. How to test them properly (keyboard, screen readers, ANDI, JAWS)
4. Who is impacted when these criteria fail
5. The difference between checkbox testing vs real accessibility mastery

I organize the most impactful WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria by principle:
Perceivable: content users can actually understand
Operable: keyboard and interaction fundamentals
Understandable: predictable, usable behavior
Robust: assistive-technology compatibility

This is the layer of testing that comes after automated tools like axe, where usability breaks and real users feel it.

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Please refer to the following timeline to jump to the section that you are interested in:
⏰ Timecodes ⏰
0:00 Why you're failing
1:59 Principle 1 Perceivable
6:29 Principle 2 Operable
11:11 Principle 3 Understandable
15:40 Principle 4 Robust

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