Web Accessibility Test for Developers: Screen for top talent
Summary of the Web Accessibility for Developers test
This Web Accessibility for Developers test evaluates a candidate’s ability to build web accessibility solutions. This screening test will help you hire developers who can create sites and apps that are convenient and usable for those with disabilities.
Covered skills
Accessible HTML
Accessible CSS
Dynamic content
Accessible design and engineering principles
Use the Web Accessibility for Developers test to hire
Web developers, accessibility engineers, web designers, frontend developers, and others who need to implement accessible digital solutions.
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About the Web Accessibility for Developers test
In today's digital age, where the internet is an essential tool for communication, information sharing, and commerce, it’s crucial to prioritize web accessibility. While first and foremost, web accessibility is a matter of basic human rights, your business also reaps benefits from ensuring your website and applications are accessible. One of the key benefits is the expansion of your potential customer base.
By designing and developing accessible digital experiences, businesses can tap into a significant market segment comprised of individuals with disabilities. Additionally, ensuring your online presence is fully accessible can help build your brand as one focused on inclusivity.
A frontend developer proficient in web accessibility plays a pivotal role in making your company’s digital experiences inclusive. With a deep understanding of accessibility guidelines, best practices, and assistive technologies, a skilled frontend developer can help ensure that your website and applications are perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust for all users.
This Web Accessibility for Developers test evaluates candidates’ abilities to create accessible web applications, using accessible HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, while also implementing accessible UX and design principles.
This screening test will help you identify web developers who understand how to integrate web accessibility best practices into applications. Candidates who do well on this test will help you design web applications that are accessible to people with disabilities.
The test is made by a subject-matter expert
Jes A.
Jes got into tech during his time in the Mexican military and fell in love with software. After years of doing embedded and security development with C, he switched to Rust and began to develop smart contracts.
He now specializes in web development, cybersecurity, and Linux systems administration and he's comfortable at nearly every layer of the modern web stack. Passionate about ensuring all users have equal access to information online, Jes prioritizes accessibility in all that he does.
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