Accessibility metrics that give you early warnings

The successful task completion rate for users with disabilities tells you how well your product supports users in achieving their goals.

Tracking readability as a metric helps ensure that your content is clear, accessible and easy to understand for all users.

Link text quality measures how descriptive and meaningful the text of your hyperlinks is.

Tracking the quality of your page titles ensures better navigation, understanding and accessibility across your site.

Monitoring the accessibility score trend over product releases provides insight into how well your team is addressing accessibility issues.

Automated testing results is an accessibility metric that can give you early warnings and help you prioritise fixes.

Accessibility acceptance criteria is a metric that helps you reduce the need for rework and create better experiences for everyone.

Measuring keyboard navigation as an accessibility KPI is crucial for ensuring that all users can fully interact with your website.

If you track the designer-developer handoff, you can ensure that accessibility intentions from design carry through to implementation.