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How do you approach testing for accessibility and inclusivity?

  • accessibility
  • inclusivity
  • a11y testing

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Model answer

Discuss using tools (axe-core, Lighthouse, screen readers like NVDA/VoiceOver), following WCAG guidelines, including accessibility in acceptance criteria, and testing with keyboard-only navigation. Mention the business case: legal compliance, broader user reach. Strong answers show personal commitment to inclusivity beyond just checking boxes.

What interviewers listen for

  • Ownership
    You name what you personally did, not what "the team" did.
  • Calibration
    You can articulate when you escalated, and when you absorbed the issue without escalating.
  • Influence without authority
    You moved a developer or a PM by sharing data, not by pulling rank.

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Written by , Senior QA Automation Engineer, 50+ QA candidate interviews conductedLast updated July 2026