Sunil Dangwal

Sunil is a Web Accessibility Specialist; He is very passionate about promoting digital accessibility. He has 8 + a year of experience specializes in Web Accessibility QA. He has an extensive knowledge and experience with accessibility guidelines and standards, including Section 508, WCAG 2.0, ADA, ISO (PDF) etc.

Extensive knowledge of assistive tools such as Screen Readers, ZoomText , Dragon, and automation tools (AMP, WAVE etc.).

Presently he is working as Web Accessibility Specialist (Lead) at Emirates. Sunil can be reached at [email protected]

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All Stories by Sunil Dangwal

Accessible Apps Create a Roadmap for Business Success

As one of the fastest growing sectors of IT, the expected growth for the app market is $80.6 billion by 2020. With that many app users having such varied abilities, it is extremely vital to make sure that your app is usable by everyone so that your app can succeed.

Mainstream Accessibility for Smart Devices

The ease of use and flexibility of smart devices have prompted more people, including the disabled community, to use and carry their devices every day. Because of this, a series of revolutionary accessibility changes have occurred in the market.

Increased Accessibility Can Lead to Increased SEO

Sunil Dangwal provides tips for increasing your site's accessibility and explains why increasing your site's accessibilty can also increase your site's search engine optimization.

Integrating Accessibility into PDF Documents

It is essential when creating digital resources to make them accessible for those who struggle with text, and Adobe's Portable Document Format (PDF) is a great resource for displaying digital information online as well as offline. Sunil Dangwal provides tips for integrating accessibility into PDFs.

Techniques for Creating Accessible Multimedia

While creating accessible multimedia has explicit benefits for organizations, the importance of creating accessible content will continue to rise as more people with disabilities use the latest consumer technologies.

Pair Testing—A Best Practice to Enhance Accessibility Test Coverage

Pairing testers with disabilities with nondisabled testers yields valuable results. It's a constructive approach to enhance test coverage because there are functions of an application that either a visually impaired tester or a sighted tester may miss on his own, but together they find more defects.

The Assistive Tools Testers Should Know When Ensuring Accessibility

To ensure end-to-end accessibility coverage, it is imperative for accessibility testers to have knowledge of different types of disabilities and the challenges they pose to end-users. Testers who understand users' requirements and know what to check for will provide a better accessibility outcome.

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