Beyond keyboard and screen reader checks, accessibility testing includes?

• A. Color contrast, focus order, semantics, ARIA labels, and operability with assistive technologies.
• B. Only voice commands.
• C. Speed of app startup.
• D. Color palette choices alone.

Answer: (A)

Accessibility testing goes beyond keyboard and screen reader checks to ensure that users with diverse needs can perceive, understand, navigate, and operate the interface. This includes checking color contrast so text and controls are readable, verifying a logical focus order for keyboard users, ensuring proper semantics and ARIA labeling so assistive technologies can interpret structure and roles, and confirming operability with various assistive technologies. The other options are too narrow or off-topic: voice commands alone don’t address visual or structural accessibility, startup speed is a performance issue, and color palettes alone don’t guarantee readability or navigability.