Accessibility TestingChrome Toolkit
Using the Panel
Run one-click scans of the active tab, read results, and inspect failing elements from DevTools.
Using the Panel
The one-click scan
- Open any page in Chrome.
- Launch DevTools (
F12/⌥⌘I) and switch to the TestKase tab. - Click Scan.
The toolkit runs axe-core against the current DOM and displays results in the panel within a few seconds.
Screenshot (TODO): TestKase panel with scan button and running progress indicator
What the panel shows
- Severity counts — Critical / Serious / Moderate / Minor.
- Scanned URL — current active tab.
- 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.
- Sync status — "Synced to workspace" once the scan has been saved to your TestKase account.
Differences from the web app
The toolkit is intentionally focused:
- One URL per scan — just the active tab. For multi-URL scans, use the Website Scanner in the web app.
- Current DOM only — no authenticated scanning, no workflow recording. Whatever is rendered in your browser right now is what gets scanned.
- No export from the panel — exports (PDF / CSV / JSON) live on the scan report in the web app.
Results flow to your workspace
Every toolkit scan appears in the web app's Website Scanner list. You can open it there to:
- See the full report (summary, conformance matrix, severity drill-down).
- Share it with accessibility teams.
- Export PDF / CSV / JSON.