This section collects articles focused on game accessibility testing, including accessibility QA, inclusive testing approaches, and practical ways of evaluating access, clarity, and usability in games. These articles show how I apply accessibility in game QA testing, treating it as part of quality, risk, and player experience rather than a bolt-on feature.
A practical game accessibility testing article using real QA portfolio findings to show how accessibility failures block player interaction through cognitive load, UI readability, subtitle occlusion, and missing feedback.
A game QA accessibility article explaining how APX design patterns shape accessibility testing, focusing on player-game interaction, feedback loops, and removing barriers to participation.
All articles are written by Kelina Cowell as part of a personal QA portfolio. Content is original and intended to demonstrate practical QA knowledge and workflows.