Accessibility research: a participant guide
What to expect from research that evaluates accessibility and assistive-technology experiences.
Experience is the expertise
Accessibility research often seeks people with lived experience of a product, disability, access need or assistive technology.
Ask for accommodations
Tell the provider what you need to participate safely and comfortably. A provider should explain the session format and support route.
Share practical detail
Concrete examples of barriers and workarounds help researchers understand the real experience.
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Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.
Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.
Unmoderated Task research opportunity
A paid research opportunity with full topic and application details available to members.