Accessibility Usability Test With Assistive Technology Users
Include people who use assistive tools.
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Plan a usability test with participants who use assistive technology. Product: [PRODUCT]. Relevant technologies (screen readers, magnification, voice control, switch access, keyboard only): [ASSISTIVE_TECH]. Goals: [GOALS]. Produce a plan with these headings: 1. Recruitment: approach through accessibility organizations or panels, fair compensation, and a screener on technology used and experience level. 2. Logistics: participants use their own devices and settings; sessions longer than usual; flexible breaks; captioning or an interpreter if needed. 3. Tasks: four to six key flows with success criteria. 4. Observation sheet: barrier | where | assistive technology | impact | quote (unlabeled controls, focus order, timing, contrast, error messages). 5. Moderation: ask how the person prefers to work, never touch their device, do not assume. 6. Consent in accessible formats and compensation plan. 7. Reporting: a severity scale and a table linking each issue to the relevant standard (for example WCAG success criteria, to be confirmed by an accessibility specialist [VERIFY]). 8. Action plan with owners and dates. Do not state compliance conclusions; recommend a specialist audit.
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