Accessibility TestingGetting Started
Getting Started
A quick tour of the TestKase Accessibility workspace before you run your first scan.
Getting Started with Accessibility Testing
This section introduces the Accessibility workspace. If you already know your way around test management tools, most of this will feel familiar.
Where Accessibility lives
TestKase runs three surfaces at separate subdomains:
| Surface | URL | What lives here |
|---|---|---|
| Auth & org settings | testkase.com | Sign up, sign in, team & billing |
| Test Management | test-management.testkase.com | Projects, test cases, cycles |
| Accessibility | accessibility.testkase.com | Scans, reports, accessibility teams |
Switch products from the product picker in the top-left of the header. Your session is shared across subdomains.
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 — list of dynamic session recordings.
- Teams — create and manage accessibility teams (admin-only).
Screenshot (TODO): Accessibility sidebar with the three main sections
Core concepts
- Scan — one run against up to 10 URLs with a specific WCAG version and rule set. Produces one report.
- Accessibility Team — a named group of users inside your org. Scans can be shared with a team; members get notifications and can comment.
- 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.