Accessibility UI/UX Requirements Analyst

Quick Facts

• Role: Accessibility UI/UX Requirements Analyst

Description

Design accessible front-end screens (wireframes, mockups, interaction flows) and produce detailed functional and design requirements for an Angular front-end team. Perform gap analysis and risk documentation, then write well-scoped user stories and tickets in Azure DevOps (ADO) and GitHub to ensure developer-ready delivery. Support accessibility testing using automated tools, screen readers, and manual keyboard/tabbing checks.

Responsibilities

• Design UI screens: wireframes, mockups, and interaction patterns

• Conduct gap analysis between current and desired workflows and document risks

• Write detailed, properly scoped tickets and user stories in ADO and GitHub

• Break large feature requests into realistic, sized development units

• Create personas and translate user needs into actionable requirements

• Tag, organize, and refine tickets for clean hand-off to developers

• Define clear front-end requirements bridging design, requirements writing, and development

• Support testing activities including accessibility testing (automated tools, screen readers, manual keyboard navigation)

• Optionally contribute to front-end coding or testing depending on skillset

Requirements

• Proven experience in UI/UX screen design (wireframes, mockups, interaction design)

• Strong experience writing detailed requirements, user stories, and well-formed tickets

• Significant hands-on experience with Azure DevOps (ADO) and GitHub for ticket/story workflows

• Ability to conduct gap analysis, identify risks, and translate findings into actionable requirements

• Certified accessibility professional (CPACC, WAS, or equivalent)

• Deep understanding of WCAG 2.2 AA, Section 508, and Title I/Title II compliance with hands-on ability to apply and test

• Excellent written and verbal communication, documentation, and stakeholder communication skills

Benefits

A hybrid role blending UX design, business analysis, requirements writing, and QA support—focused on producing accurate, accessibility-compliant, developer-ready stories that improve workflow clarity and reduce downstream defects.