Accessibility Testing
Overview
Automated WCAG scanning for web applications — public pages, pages behind a login, and live user workflows.
Accessibility Testing
TestKase Accessibility Testing finds and tracks accessibility issues in your web applications. Point it at a URL, pick a WCAG standard, and get a severity-graded report with element selectors, HTML snippets, and suggested fixes.
It works across three scan modes — a multi-URL web scanner, a workflow analyzer that records live user flows, and a free Chrome DevTools extension — all sharing the same workspace, report format, and team collaboration model.
Key capabilities
- Multi-URL scans — Queue up to 10 URLs in a single scan run and get per-page results in one report.
- Full WCAG coverage — Run against WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 at Levels A, AA, or AAA. Defaults to WCAG 2.1 AA.
- Configurable rule packs — Toggle advanced rules, best-practice rules, and "needs review" items on or off per scan.
- Authenticated scanning — Three methods for pages behind a login: cookies, login form, or HTTP headers. Credentials are encrypted at rest.
- Workflow analyzer — Record a live user session and catch issues that only appear after form fills, navigation, or state changes.
- Chrome Toolkit — Free extension that adds a TestKase panel to Chrome DevTools for one-click scans of the active tab.
- Team sharing — Share any scan with an accessibility team; share with multiple teams; members get notified and can comment inline.
- Severity-graded results — Critical / serious / moderate / minor impact, WCAG conformance matrix, affected pages & components, exportable report.
How it's different from Test Management
| Aspect | Test Management | Accessibility Testing |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | Project-based (team collaboration) | Org-wide, shareable with accessibility teams |
| URL | test-management.testkase.com | accessibility.testkase.com |
| Access | Per-project roles | Per-user product access + accessibility teams |
| Pricing | Seat-based | Included + unlimited scans on paid plans |
Next steps
- Quick Start — run your first scan in under two minutes.
- Getting Started — a guided tour of the product.
- Scans — web scanner, authenticated scanning, and the workflow analyzer.
- Reports — read and export scan results.
- Chrome Toolkit — install the free DevTools extension.
- Collaboration — share scans and work with accessibility teams.
- Reference — WCAG versions, severity levels, and troubleshooting.