Case Studies and Stories

Welcome to our customer database! We've gathered all our case studies, customer stories, webinars, and blogs in one place so you can see how we're helping our customers cover their applications.

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Hear from leaders who rely on TestParty for their accessibility and access needs

TestParty x OluKai co-branded announcement graphic with a party popper emoji on a dark navy background with colorful confetti
Janete Bernal, Growth Team, Customer Success
OluKai
From Reactive Widgets to Proactive Code: How OluKai Achieved WCAG 2.2 AA Compliance Across a Multi-Brand Portfolio
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TestParty x Ollie partnership graphic. A party popper emoji and the word 'Ollie' in white serif lettering joined by an 'x', set against a dark navy background decorated with colorful pink, blue, and yellow confetti and streamer shapes.
Janete Bernal, Growth Team, Customer Success
Ollie Smile
How Ollie Replaced Four Years of Audit Reports With 451 Accessibility Fixes in Two Weeks
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Celebration graphic on a dark navy background with colorful 3D confetti in pink, blue, and yellow. In the center, a party popper emoji and the Magic Spoon logo are joined by an 'X,' announcing a partnership with Magic Spoon."
Janete Bernal, Growth Team, Customer Success
Magic Spoon
How Magic Spoon Right-Sized Accessibility Compliance as a Lean Startup with TestParty
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TestParty x Anine Bing partnership announcement. A party popper emoji and an 'x' sit beside the Anine Bing logo — the letters A and B inside a circle above the wordmark 'ANINE BING' — against a dark navy background scattered with colorful pink, blue, and yellow confetti.
Janete Bernal, Growth Team, Customer Success
Anine Bing
How ANINE BING Ended a Two-Year Accessibility Project and Freed Its Design Team with TestParty
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What really impressed us was TestParty's ability to manage documents quickly and accurately. The platform wasn't just a plug-and-play tool—it evolved with our needs, helping us address unique accessibility challenges.

Min Hui Kim from Pepperdine University
Min Hui Kim
Office of Student Accessibility, Pepperdine