Accessability Tester
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- Perform accessibility testing using manual and automated tools
- Assist with accessibility audits under guidance
- Maintain existing code and apply accessibility improvements
- Document issues and fixes clearly for internal use
- Follow engineering processes and best practices
- Learn the core rules of web accessibility and how they apply to real websites
- Fix accessibility issues in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Work on frontend code with accessibility as a core requirement
Requirements
Do you have experience in JavaScript?, Do you have a Bachelor’s degree in computer science?, Want to develop practical skills and understand how the web should truly serve people with disabilities? This opportunity is for you. You’ll learn the fundamentals of web accessibility, work on real websites, and gain hands-on experience in testing, audits, and remediation. No prior experience required, just curiosity and a strong foundation Min Qualification: Degree Experience Level: Entry level Experience Length: 1 year Language Requirement: English Working Hours: Full Time - 9 to 5 Applicant Location: Remote (Work From Home), Nigeria, * A bachelor’s degree in computer science is required.
- Minimum of 1 year of work experience
- Understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
- Willingness to learn web accessibility standards and tools
- Ability to read technical documentation and apply it
- Clear communication and the ability to work in a team
- Logical thinking and strong problem-solving skills, * Academic projects or self-learning related to frontend development
- Any exposure to accessibility topics, such as ARIA or WCAG
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