Overview
On Site
$$47hr - $52hr
Contract - W2
Contract - 1 day((s))
Skills
Website UX Testing
Job Details
Job Description:
Pay Range: $47hr - $52hr
Pay Range: $47hr - $52hr
- We are seeking a Website UX Testing Lead to enhance the usability and performance of digital services by testing websites for functionality, accessibility, and user experience.
- This role collaborates with web content teams, developers, and designers to ensure websites meet the highest usability and accessibility standards.
- The ideal candidate is passionate about creating inclusive and intuitive digital experiences.
- This role involves conducting website testing, assessing accessibility, documenting findings, and recommending improvements based on user feedback and data.
- It's a critical position for those who want to bridge the gap between residents and local government.
Requirement/Must Have:
- Basic familiarity with QA/testing methodologies.
- Attention to detail and strong documentation habits.
- Understanding of accessibility principles and WCAG standards.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
- Comfort working across teams with content editors, developers, and designers.
- Experience using websites across multiple platforms and browsers.
- Familiarity with basic web navigation, forms, and page structures.
Experience:
- Website testing principles and quality assurance methods
- Accessibility standards and usability best practices
- Web browsing behavior and challenges faced by non-technical users
- Common content management systems and site structures
Responsibilities or Duties:
- Conduct manual and automated website testing across browsers and devices.
- Identify bugs, broken links, and display issues; recommend and document fixes.
- Assess websites for usability and accessibility in line with WCAG 2.1 standards.
- Maintain structured records of test cases, findings, and resolutions.
- Create clear reports and share findings with relevant stakeholders.
- Stay up to date on best practices in usability, testing, and accessibility.
Should have:
- Problem-solving and critical thinking skills.
- Strong written and visual communication of findings.
- Effective collaboration across cross-functional teams.
- Time management and task prioritization abilities.
- Curiosity and empathy for users with diverse backgrounds.
Skills:
- Experience with screen readers or other assistive technologies.
- Familiarity with usability testing tools (e.g., Hotjar, Maze, Optimal Workshop).
- Basic knowledge of HTML/CSS and content management systems (e.g., Drupal, WordPress).
- Experience with bug tracking tools (e.g., SiteImprove, Jira, Trello).
- Exposure to analytics tools like Google Analytics or Matomo.
- Previous government experience preferred.
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