Accessibility checklists for product teams that want less rework
Free role-specific checklists to help Product, Design, Engineering and QA catch common accessibility issues before they become late fixes.
Use them during planning, design, development and testing to make accessibility easier to discuss, easier to check and easier to build into everyday delivery.
Get the free checklistsAccessibility is easier when every role knows what to check
- Accessibility issues keep appearing late in delivery.
- Ownership is unclear between Product, Design, Engineering and QA.
- Teams rely on one or two people to catch problems before release.
- QA finds defects that could have been prevented earlier.
- WCAG gives the standard, but not always the practical next question.
Most teams struggle because accessibility is not built into the moments where product decisions are made, not because they don't care.
These checklists give each discipline a simple way to ask better questions at the right time, so fewer accessibility problems get carried forward. They are not a replacement for WCAG. They are a practical companion to help teams apply accessibility while work is still in progress.
Read them before starting a feature, use them during reviews or check your work before handing it to the next stage of delivery.
Get the checklists for free
- Product Manager's Accessibility Checklist
- Designer's Accessibility Checklist
- Developer's Accessibility Checklist
- QA Tester's Accessibility Checklist
Who wrote these?
Hey! I'm Bogdan. I help product teams kill accessibility rework.
For over 11 years, I've worked on digital products used by healthcare and education organisations. My expertise spans accessibility, inclusive design and modern web technologies, but my real focus is helping product teams become confident enough to build accessible products without depending on an external expert forever.
I'm a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC(Opens external link in new tab)), a Section 508 Trusted Tester(Opens external link in new tab) and a certified Design Sprint Facilitator(Opens external link in new tab).