Scan pages as you navigate, accumulate results across a workflow, inspect failing elements, and save/share reports from DevTools.

Using the Panel

Scanning a workflow

Open the starting page of the flow you want to test in Chrome.
Launch DevTools (F12 / ⌥⌘I) and switch to the TestKase tab.
Scan the current page — the toolkit runs axe-core against the live DOM and shows results within a few seconds.
Navigate to the next page in your flow. The toolkit detects the navigation and adds that page's results to the same session, building up a multi-page report as you go.

Screenshot (TODO): TestKase panel with scan button and running progress indicator

Severity counts — Critical / Serious / Moderate / Minor, aggregated across every page you've scanned in the session.
Pages captured — each page you navigated through, with its own findings.
Issue list — grouped by rule, with expand-to-details.
Inspect element — click the inspect icon on an issue to trigger the native Chrome element inspector. The failing element is selected in the Elements tab and scrolled into view on the page.
Save & share — save the captured workflow as a report and share it with your accessibility teams, right from the panel.

The toolkit and the web app share the same axe-core engine but reach pages differently:

Uses your live browser session — it scans whatever is rendered in your browser right now, so pages behind a login you're already signed into are in scope without configuring separate auth.
You drive the navigation — instead of submitting a fixed URL list, you click through the flow yourself and the toolkit accumulates results across the pages you visit.
In-panel export — the toolkit saves reports to your workspace; full report exports (PDF report / CSV summary) live on the scan report in the web app.

Every saved toolkit report appears in the web app alongside your other scans. You can open it there to: