The document describes a process for using cognitive walkthroughs to better review designs for accessibility. A cognitive walkthrough involves an evaluator walking through tasks from the perspective of a user persona and asking questions about usability. The process involves choosing a user persona, identifying common tasks, listing the steps to complete each task, performing the walkthrough by adopting the persona and asking a series of questions, and addressing any identified problems. Benefits of cognitive walkthroughs include being task-oriented, able to be done early, and more cost effective than usability testing, but limitations include not replacing usability testing and being dependent on the evaluator's skills.