Plan Your 2026 Accessibility Testing Program

As many teams move into code freeze, it is an ideal moment to step back and plan your 2026 accessibility testing strategy. In this live session, UsableNet’s CPACC-certified Director of Engineering, CJ Harris, will walk through how testers, developers, designers, and digital leaders use automated accessibility testing tools to improve workflows and support long-term accessibility goals.

During the session, CJ will share examples using UsableNet AQA, but the practices will apply to most enterprise accessibility testing platforms.

Recorded Live: Wednesday, December

Duration: 60 minutes

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What You Will Learn

By the end of this webinar, you will understand:

How leading teams use automated accessibility testing tools like UsableNet AQA as part of an end-to-end accessibility strateg
Where automated testing may have been underused in 2025 and how to close those gaps in 2026
Role-based best practices for testers, developers, designers, and leaders
How to align accessibility testing reports and dashboards with accessibility KPIs and leadership metrics
Ways to use integrations between your testing platform and your development and QA tools to reduce manual work and keep accessibility testing aligned with release cycles

You will leave with concrete ideas for how to make automated accessibility testing work better for your team in 2026, even if your team is in code freeze now.

CJ Harris, CPACC

Director of Engineering

CJ Harris is Director of Engineering at UsableNet and a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC). He has spent more than twelve years helping organizations make their digital experiences more accessible across websites, web applications, native apps, and in-store interfaces. CJ joined UsableNet as a pre-sales engineer supporting West Coast clients and now leads the engineering team that builds and supports the company’s accessibility platforms, including UsableNet AQA.

CJ focuses on practical, scalable ways for teams to embed accessibility into everyday development and testing.