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Join us for a live presentation and interactive discussion
July 2026

July 16, 2026

Join us for a practical deep dive into accessibility testing with Gian Wild — from assembling your team to reporting what you find.

Date and Time

  • Thursday July 16, 2026 3:00 PM (CDT)
  • Presenter: Gian Wild
  • Online via Zoom

Conducting accessibility testing

How do you figure out what, when, who and how accessibility testing should be conducted? Gian Wild talks about who should do the testing: hiring experts, hiring people with disabilities or training up existing staff, using external consultancies or building an in-house accessibility team. But that is only part of the project – you need to decide what to test as well. Using WCAG2’s Evaluation Methodology as a base, Gian covers what in a site, application or mobile app needs to be tested. Next is determining how the testing should be conducted – using automated testing tools, people with disabilities and manual testing. Last but not least, Gian covers how to present the test results.

Takeaways:

  • It is not sufficient to test with only a screen reader (or two)
  • You should never test with users before you have done a WCAG audit
  • Mobile testing is not the same as desktop testing.

Meet Your Presenters

    Gian Wild

                

Gian Wild is the CEO of AccessibilityOz, with offices in the United States and Australia. She has worked in the accessibility industry since 1998, when she worked on the very first accessible Australian web site. Her major achievements include: six years’ active membership in the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Working Group contributing to WCAG2; her speech on the importance of web accessibility at the United Nations Conference of State Parties in 2015; and the release of the ICT Mobile Site and Native App Accessibility Testing Guidelines as the Mobile Sub-Committee Chair of the ICT Accessibility Testing Symposium. In 2019, Gian won the inaugural Accessibility Person of the Year in Australia. Gian speaks at conferences in Australia, the US, Canada, South America and Europe.