Question: Which of the following is NOT an element of manual accessibility testing?
- Using a browser extension to audit your page
- Keyboard testing
- Zooming in on your page using the browser's native zooming feature
- Screen reader testing
Explanation
Manual accessibility review involves direct human interaction with the interface, including keyboard navigation, browser zoom, and screen reader use. HubSpot states that automated accessibility tools can only scratch the surface because they cannot experience a page the way a person does. A browser extension audit is therefore an automated check rather than a form of manual testing. It can support accessibility work, but it does not replace hands-on evaluation of real page behavior. HubSpot Developers
Why the other options are incorrect
B) Keyboard testing is part of manual testing because it requires a person to verify focus behavior, navigation flow, and control access without a mouse. HubSpot Developers
C) Zooming in on your page using the browser's native zooming feature is part of manual testing because HubSpot recommends checking that content remains visible and readable at 200% zoom. HubSpot Developers
D) Screen reader testing is part of manual testing because it requires direct review of how content and structure are announced by assistive technology. HubSpot Developers
Source for verification
https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms/best-practices/improve-existing-sites/accessibility
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