Unplug the mouse and walk the flow with Tab, visible focus, and a name for every control — then a screen reader on the unhappy paths. Use when a screen is "done," before a form ships, or when access is a backlog item with no method.
--- name: test-with-a-keyboard category: design description: >- Unplug the mouse and walk the flow with Tab, visible focus, and a name for every control — then a screen reader on the unhappy paths. Use when a screen is "done," before a form ships, or when access is a backlog item with no method. --- # Test with a Keyboard An accessibility audit that starts with a 50-page WCAG PDF produces a spreadsheet and no change. The method that finds the defects users actually hit is: **keyboard first, then a name, then listen to the unhappy path.** You will not cover every success criterion in an afternoon. You will cover the ones that make a product unusable for anyone who is not using a pointer, and for anyone who cannot see the screen. ## Unplug the mouse
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