Inclusive Usability Testing

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With inclusive usability testing, we examine how people with different disabilities and impairments actually use websites, apps and complex software. We involve people with visual, motor, hearing or cognitive impairments to identify barriers that make independent use difficult.

Our approach goes beyond technical accessibility to evaluate the actual user experience. By observing real-world interactions, we uncover usability problems that automated checks and conventional accessibility audits alone may not reveal.

When is inclusive usability testing useful?

Inclusive usability testing is useful when companies want to understand how accessible and usable their digital products are for people with different abilities and needs.

Typical questions include:

  • Can people with different disabilities use our application independently?
  • What barriers occur when using assistive technologies?
  • Are navigation, content and interactions understandable and accessible?
  • Which improvements make the product easier to use for different target groups?

Inclusive usability testing is particularly valuable for complex applications, new interaction concepts and important product decisions. It complements technical accessibility evaluations with the perspectives of people who actually use the product.

How do we proceed?

1. Define target groups and usage scenarios

Together, we define research questions, relevant target groups and typical usage scenarios. We consider different disabilities, individual needs and the use of assistive technologies.

2. Recruit participants and prepare testing

We recruit participants with relevant user profiles and develop realistic tasks. We adapt the test environment and moderation to the individual needs of participants.

3. Observe usage and identify barriers

We conduct moderated usability tests and observe how participants complete tasks. We document difficulties, alternative interaction strategies and individual experiences with the product.

4. Analyze findings and recommend improvements

We analyze the results, identify recurring barriers and assess their impact on usability. Based on these insights, we develop actionable recommendations for design and development.

What do you receive?

You receive evidence-based insights into how people with different disabilities and impairments experience and use your digital product.

Depending on the testing scope, the deliverables include:

  • Structured documentation of usability tests and relevant usage scenarios
  • An overview of identified barriers and their impact on different user groups
  • Qualitative insights from participant observations and feedback
  • Actionable, prioritized recommendations for design and development

This provides your team with a reliable foundation for creating digital products that are not only technically accessible but also understandable, inclusive and independently usable in everyday situations.

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