Part Time
N/A
TBD
Apr 12, 2026
My name is Helen and I'm looking for an experienced manual accessibility tester to work with me on a freelance, per-audit basis.
Here's how the work is structured. I run an automated pipeline before any manual testing begins. It covers around 13 WCAG 2.2 criteria and pre-populates a custom audit tool with results, screenshots, and evidence. What I need from you is everything that comes after that.
Your work splits into two areas:
1. Spot-check verification — reviewing criteria the automation has flagged as passed, and confirming those calls are correct using NVDA, browser DevTools, BrowserStack, Stark, and physical device testing where relevant.
2. Manual completion — testing the remaining WCAG 2.2 A and AA criteria that automation cannot reliably cover. You will document your findings directly in the audit tool I provide, following the same evidence format the automation uses.
You'll receive the pre-populated audit tool, a JSON results file, and the list of URLs tested. All the context you need to get started will be with those files. Shared BrowserStack access will be provided where required.
What I'm looking for:
- Solid WCAG 2.2 A and AA knowledge at criterion level
- Genuine NVDA experience, not just familiarity
- Comfortable with BrowserStack, Stark, and browser DevTools
- Able to work from a structured brief without needing a lot of back and forth
- Available for roughly 4 audits per month on a consistent basis
I'm based in Bali, so timezone-wise we're close, which makes communication straightforward.
If this sounds like a good fit, please share experience you have, your availability, day rate,