Accessibility Testing
A SaaS application has specific accessibility challenges that generic checklists don't address: authenticated dashboards, complex data tables, modals triggered by user actions, real-time updates, and multi-step workflows. This checklist is organized by what to check at different stages of development and before release. Why SaaS Products
Accessibility Testing
axe-core is the open source accessibility testing engine behind most automated a11y tooling: axe DevTools browser extension, @axe-core/playwright, jest-axe, and commercial tools like Deque's axe DevTools Pro. Understanding how axe works — and how to configure it — determines whether your automated accessibility testing is actually
Accessibility Testing
Simple semantic HTML is enough for most UI elements — buttons, links, forms, headings.
Testing
Accessibility compliance is not a checkbox. Running an automated scanner and calling it done leaves the majority of real accessibility barriers undetected.
Accessibility Testing
Most teams integrate @axe-core/playwright and call it done. You get a scan, you fix the violations, you ship.
Accessibility Testing
Color contrast and keyboard navigation are two of the most commonly failed WCAG criteria.
Testing
WCAG 2.1 added 17 new success criteria over WCAG 2.0, and 12 of them were specifically designed with mobile and touch interfaces in mind.