Hi, I'm Rohit Yadav.

I'm a DHS Trusted Tester with 5 years of hands-on accessibility testing. I help businesses in the US and Europe find and fix the barriers that stop people using assistive technology from using their websites.

Find my freelance profile and client reviews on Upwork.

I've tested websites, e-learning platforms and enterprise software for companies in India and abroad. I work independently, so when you hire ADA Audit Pro, I'm the person who tests your site, writes your report and answers your questions.

I'm based in India. For US clients, that means I often test while you sleep, so findings are waiting in your inbox in the morning. For European clients, my working day overlaps with yours, so calls are easy to schedule.

See an example of the reports I write.

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Credentials and training

  • DHS Trusted Tester, Section 508 Trusted Tester for Web, the US Department of Homeland Security's certification for Section 508 testing
  • Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) training. About the Ontario training requirements.

My Upwork profile includes public client reviews. Project references below describe contributions during employment or independent work, not endorsements by those organizations.

Education

B.Tech, Galgotias University, 2021

Experience

  1. Infojini

    Senior Software Engineer, Digital Accessibility Specialist

    Accessibility audits and remediation guidance against WCAG 2.2 AA and Section 508. Project work included Infojini Consulting, Balto Metro and Valley Transit.

  2. SkillUp Online

    Accessibility Test Engineer

    Worked on the SkillUp Online learning platform and a project for the Portuguese government, contributing accessibility testing and remediation guidance.

  3. BarrierBreak

    Associate Accessibility Tester

    Contributed to accessibility work for Atlassian digital products, including Jira, Confluence, Atlas and Loom, alongside WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 and VPAT assessments for international clients.

  4. Cognizant

    Programmer Analyst

    Contributed to accessibility work for Merck while testing enterprise software against WCAG 2.1 and the Microsoft Accessibility Standard.

As an independent consultant, I have also supported accessibility work for Shastra VC and Namida Capital. These references describe project experience and do not imply endorsement by the organizations.

Standards I test against

WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA, Section 508, ADA Title II and Title III, EN 301 549 and the European Accessibility Act, PDF/UA-1, AODA, ATAG and UAAG.

Tools I use

Screen readers: NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, TalkBack and Narrator. Testing tools: Axe, WAVE, Accessibility Insights, ARC Toolkit, Siteimprove, Colour Contrast Analyser, Nu HTML Checker and PEAT. Automated tools are a starting point; every finding is confirmed by hand.

How I work

  • Honest findingsI report what I find, with no scare tactics and no promise that anyone can make you lawsuit-proof.
  • People firstEvery issue is explained by its effect on real people, so your team understands why it matters.
  • Fixable reportsEach issue comes with where it is and how to fix it, written for developers.
  • No widgetsI never recommend overlay widgets. Real fixes happen in your code and content.