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Improve accessibility for people with disabilities such as blindness, hearing problems or cognitive impairment.
"Mr Suricate has allowed us to implement our automated tests quickly and more importantly make them easily maintainable, which we were unable to do before. Our POs are autonomous in reading the results, which will help make our quality domain more efficient and agile."
David Spire
Head of Product Delivery, B&B Hotels
Automate your tests without programming.
Easy to use for non-technical profiles.
Run your tests in sequence on real devices (Desktop, App
Mobile and API)
No code to install.
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Our R&D has provided an answer to every problem encountered by our customers, making it the all-round solution.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 15% of the world's population suffers from some form of physical disability that has an impact on the way they interact with digital devices.
Accessibility testing is essential for any company wishing to ensure that its digital user paths are inclusive and take account of everyone's needs.
As part of usability testing, accessibility testing ensures that digital products and applications are accessible to people with disabilities such as blindness, hearing problems or cognitive impairment.
Web accessibility is based on the following four principles:
1. Perceptibility: or the presentability of user interface components or information that users can understand with at least one of their senses.
2. Operability: ability of all users to interact with application components or navigation.
3. Comprehensibility: the ease with which disabled users can understand the information conveyed and the application interface.
4. Robustness: The level of content presented to interpret correctly using various technologies or user devices.
Disabled users will not be able to use the application or website if we do not respect these principles.
The growth of digital technologies and applications means that almost everyone is becoming increasingly dependent on connected devices. The reality is that not everyone can interact with these devices in the same way, and there are many needs to be taken into account to ensure a positive user experience for anyone using your website or application.
Early and frequent integration of automated accessibility checks into development ensures that quality and accessibility are proactively managed at all stages of the software development lifecycle.
A codeless test automation platform such as Mr Suricate makes it easy to integrate accessibility testing into your QA strategy, considerably reducing the time it takes to have an impact.