Usabilla fails ADA and WCAG 2.1 compliance
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
Pros
- It gathers user research findings and presents them in a useful format for the UX team, but it doesn't gather feedback from all users - users with disabilities using assistive technology are not able to access or use the platform
Cons
- It doesn't gather users from all user groups, it's exclusive to non-disabled users - users with disabilities using assistive technology are not able to access or use the platform
- There are extensive colour contrast issues with the platform, making it difficult to use by users with low vision
- Usabilla is not accessible to keyboard users (as well as users on other assistive technology) - when the modal is expanded, the background is still focusable
- The touch target sizes of the links and buttons are not accessible - it's very difficult to close out of the modal when on mobile, or if a user had a mobility disability and was using a mouse
Return on Investment
- It gives us good insights into user feedback, and areas of our sites that need improvement
- It is exclusionary - it does not gather insights from disabled users as they cannot access the tool
- It greatly affects the accessibility of our website - in my experience, it makes us liable to lawsuits and legal challenges
