Accessibility UI/UX Requirements Analyst

Quick Facts

• Role: Accessibility UI/UX Requirements Analyst

• Location: Remote

Description

Support an Angular AppDev team by translating user and business needs into UI/UX designs and development-ready functional requirements. You will create wireframes and interaction flows, write scoped user stories and tickets, and ensure accessibility compliance throughout design, acceptance criteria, and testing. You will also collaborate with front-end developers to clarify behavior and validate requirements during Agile delivery.

Responsibilities

• Create wireframes, mockups, screen layouts, and interaction flows for web applications

• Document functional requirements, design specifications, screen behavior, and acceptance criteria

• Write user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub

• Break large features into realistic, manageable stories with defined outcomes

• Analyze workflows and requirements to identify gaps, inconsistencies, and missing functionality

• Develop user personas to guide design and requirements decisions

• Incorporate accessibility requirements into designs, stories, acceptance criteria, and test cases

• Perform accessibility testing using automated tools, screen readers, and manual keyboard navigation

• Collaborate with Angular developers to clarify front-end behavior and implementation requirements

• Support functional testing, defect clarification, and requirements validation throughout delivery

• Coordinate requirements and design decisions across cross-functional teams

Requirements

• 8+ years of UI/UX screen design (wireframes, mockups, interaction design)

• 8+ years of detailed functional and design requirements documentation

• 8+ years writing well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps and GitHub

• 8+ years breaking large features into realistic, properly sized stories

• 8+ years performing workflow/workflow requirements gap analysis

• Persona development experience

• Certified accessibility professional credential: CPACC, WAS, or equivalent

• Applying WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, and Title I/Title II requirements directly in requirements documentation and testing

• Hands-on accessibility testing experience using automated tools, screen readers, and manual tabbing

• Strong written and verbal communication

• Collaboration with Angular developers and understanding of front-end requirements

• Testing support and requirements clarification throughout delivery

Benefits

Role combines UI/UX design, requirements documentation, Agile story development, and hands-on accessibility testing.