The UX Researcher’s Guide to Getting Started with Accessibility Research

Many UX researchers want to conduct more meaningful accessibility testing with their products – and that means including people with disabilities in the process. While organizational commitment to introducing accessible user research methods may be high, progress can easily get bogged down by endless discussions and brainstorming sessions. Despite best intentions, over-analysis can block the path forward.

The truth is that achieving your inclusive product design goals doesn’t have to be a massive undertaking from day one. You can start small and build at a pace that makes sense for your organization. But there are some foundational steps to get right before you jump into recruiting and screening research participants. This article is a great place to start.

Keep reading to access practical advice on how to build on your existing research skills, scope your accessibility research smarter, and achieve the early wins that keep enthusiasm high and momentum strong.

Source: The UX Researcher’s Guide to Getting Started with Accessibility Research | Fable