Accessibility TestingGetting Started
Getting Started
A quick tour of the TestKase Accessibility workspace before you run your first scan.
This page shows you around the Accessibility workspace before you run your first scan.
Where to find it
| What | Web address |
|---|---|
| Sign up, sign in, your team and billing | testkase.com |
| Accessibility — your scans, reports and accessibility teams | accessibility.testkase.com |
Once you sign in at testkase.com, you stay signed in when you open Accessibility.
The Accessibility sidebar
Once you're signed in on the Accessibility workspace, the left sidebar shows:
- Website Scanner — list of all scans, entry point to create new scans.
- Workflow Analyzer — multi-page captures taken with the Chrome Toolkit.
- Teams — create and manage accessibility teams (admin-only).
Core concepts
- Scan — a saved configuration (up to 10 URLs, a WCAG version, a rule set) plus every run it has produced. Each run is a report; the latest one is what the scan list shows.
- Primary organization — the first organization your account joined. Scans always run there, whichever organization you have selected in the header, and they draw on that organization's plan and free minutes. See Scan limits.
- Accessibility Team — a named group of users inside your org, created and managed by an owner or admin. Scans can be shared with a team so its members can open the report. Sharing sends no notification, and there is no commenting on a scan or an issue.
- WCAG version — the standard you test against. Default is WCAG 2.1 AA.
- Severity — critical, serious, moderate, or minor. Assigned by axe-core per rule.
What to read next
- Your first scan — end-to-end walkthrough.
- Web Scanner — all scan-time options.
- Understanding Results — how to read a report.