What Is It?
The Accessibility Testing Coordinator (ATC) provides accessibility testing and evaluation of websites, software, documents, and other digital content to help identify barriers and improve accessibility.
Services may include:
- Screen reader testing of websites, applications, and digital content.
- Accessibility testing of software, web pages, and documents.
- Evaluation of user tasks and workflows for accessibility barriers.
- Documentation of testing findings and accessibility recommendations.
Who or What is Eligible?
SLCC faculty and staff may submit requests for accessibility testing of technology, software, websites, documents, or digital content used for college-related activities.
How Do I Make a Request or Report an Issue?
Select the Request Service button and complete the Accessibility Testing Coordinator (ATC) request form.
Please provide the system or content being tested, a website or resource URL if available, the environment, specific tasks to test, any known accessibility concerns, and the requested completion date. Attach supporting documents when applicable.
How Much Does It Cost?
Accessibility testing assistance is generally provided as part of SLCC's accessibility support services. Any additional costs or licensing requirements will be reviewed with the requestor if applicable.
When Not to Use These Services
Do not use this service for captioning requests or general accessibility consultations and remediation assistance. Please use the Captioning Coordinator (CCC) or Universal Access Coordinator (UAC) service, as appropriate.