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As technology advances, [more tests could be covered by automated tooling alone](https://a11y-automation.dev/violations), but today, both manual and assistive technology checks need to be added to your testing protocols to cover all of the applicable WCAG checkpoints.

{% Aside %}

Each automated testing tool can have distinct accessibility rulesets and use them in different ways. The actual percentage of WCAG checkpoints covered will vary by tool and the content being tested.

{% endAside %}

Pros of manual accessibility tests:
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* May be difficult to repeat at scale
* Require more accessibility expertise to run tests and interpret the results

Let's compare what accessibility elements and details can currently be detected by an automated
tool, versus those that won't be detected.
Let's compare what accessibility elements and details can currently be detected
by an automated tool, versus those that won't be detected.

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## Types of manual tests

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for your specific digital product and team needs.

{% Aside %}

Some organizations consider assistive technology (AT) checks to be part of the manual
testing process as there are a lot of overlaps. In this course, we break AT
testing into a separate module, as it's more advanced than other manual tests
Some organizations consider assistive technology (AT) checks to be part of the
manual testing process as there are a lot of overlaps. In this course, we break
AT testing into a separate module, as it's more advanced than other manual tests
and deserves a deeper and separate focus.

{% endAside %}

### Keyboard checks
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[assistive technology testing](/learn/accessibility/test-assistive-technology/).

{% Assessment 'manual' %}
%}

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