Listen to Dylan Barrell talk on Automated Accessibility Testing With LambdaTest and axe-core

The free online Testµ (TestMu) conference by LambdaTest will talk about trends that matter in the testing landscape and will help testers & developers get a glimpse into the future of testing. Over 30+ speakers including community leaders and leading industry experts will join the event to share their thoughts.

More about the speaker

Dylan Barrell is the Chief Product Officer at Deque. He has almost 20 years of experience in technology development, technical sales, product management, product marketing, and corporate development. Dylan founded a startup in 1989 that was acquired. He then went public with OpenText and helped grow revenues to over $400 million. He later led the effort to create a digital center within a Borders store and to begin the transition from purely physical products to digital and physical product mix delivered in a cross channel online and in-store way. In addition to his work experience, Dylan has an MBA from the University of Michigan and a BS from the University of the Witwatersrand. Dylan believes in leading through action to create value for shareholders and the community.

About the Talk

Automated Accessibility Testing With LambdaTest and axe-core

According to the World Health Organization, one billion people in the world, or 15%, have a disability. The world’s largest minority is an addressable market that is often overlooked. Accessibility is the practice of making the web and apps accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities; however, many enterprises struggle to create, maintain, and scale their digital accessibility efforts.

In this talk, Dylan will demo how to use the axe-core rules library to perform automated accessibility tests as a part of your existing testing process. He will also review agile testing team practices for accessibility.

Key takeaways:

What is accessibility and why should you be testing for it

How to use the axe-core rules library in LambdaTest to perform automated accessibility tests as a part of your existing testing process.

Agile testing team practices for accessibility