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Observable trends in accessibility testing

A young woman sitting alone at a worktable in an office reviewing hard copy designs and comparing them with content on a laptop,

Design-related issues are typically the most identified category of accessibility bugs.

iSoftStone has many years of experience performing assessments for enterprise customers. This experience has allowed us to identify trends that can help drive business decisions in areas of priority and need. The below data points reflect our observations of the bugs discovered through our long history of accessibility testing.

Gauge indicator representing 54%.

Design Bugs

Design bugs are typically the most common and include the following top 3 WCAG violations:

Gauge indicator representing 40%.

Development Bugs

Development bugs are the second-most common and include the following top 3 WCAG violations:

Gauge indicator representing 6%.

Content Bugs

Content bugs are the least common and include the following top 3 WCAG violations:

About the author

John Baron
Associate Vice President, Accessibility

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