Web Accessibility Audit
- petersonkaitlinm

- Jul 9, 2024
- 1 min read

This video documents a hands-on web accessibility audit I conducted of the Women’s Center of Greater Lansing website as part of my work exploring inclusive, user-centered design. Rather than reviewing accessibility in theory, I wanted to experience the site the way users with different access needs might, using tools like a screen reader, keyboard navigation, screen magnification, and an automated testing extension aligned with WCAG guidelines.
My goal with this audit is not to critique, but to illustrate how accessibility issues surface in real use and why they matter. By sharing both the challenges and strengths I encountered, this video highlights how design decisions can significantly impact usability, equity, and access for all users.

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