Researchers conducting accessibility research should leverage all available tools to create and replicate testing environments. It is important to include disabled participants in prototype research to incorporate key considerations and supplement accessibility guidelines with real-world feedback. Ways to conduct prototype research while working around inaccessible prototypes include using a survey, conducting co-design sessions, testing with similar systems, building rapid prototypes, and using the Wizard of Oz method.
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