Accessibility testing

Accessibility should not be a separate checklist. It should be part of how you build and test your product.

DoesQA allows you to run automated accessibility audits directly inside your functional automation. That means you can validate compliance exactly where it matters: inside real user flows, with real data, and after real interactions.

Automated accessibility testing inside real user journeys

Instead of scanning a cold URL, you test the experience your users actually see.

Many accessibility issues only appear after interaction.

• Validate post-login dashboards

• Audit checkout and basket pages with products loaded

• Test form validation states

• Check modals and dynamically revealed content

• Validate content after registration or account updates

• Lighthouse accessibility

• Add accessibility checks to login flows

• Include audits in purchase journeys

• Combine them with visual regression and link validation

• Control whether accessibility findings fail the run or raise warnings

• Issues are caught earlier

• Regressions are detected automatically

Validate after login, in checkout, and inside modals

Audit checkout and basket pages with products loaded

Validate content after registration or account updates

Multiple engines, one consistent workflow

Because accessibility nodes run inside your automated test flow, they operate on the live, fully rendered state of the page.

This is critical for modern applications built with heavy client-side rendering and dynamic UI components.

Functional and non-functional testing, together

DoesQA supports industry-recognised accessibility engines including:

Each can be embedded directly into your flow, giving you flexibility in how you validate compliance.

Continuous accessibility, not one-off scans

We consider Pa11y a gold standard. Our implementation allows you to validate UI elements that require in-page interaction to appear, such as modals, dropdowns, and conditional content.

Many standalone checkers cannot do this because they reload the page or scan a direct URL without preserving state.

Accessibility is often treated as a separate process.

In DoesQA, it can live alongside your functional steps. You can:

Combine them with visual regression and link validation

Control whether accessibility findings fail the run or raise warnings

This allows you to balance compliance goals with release velocity, without losing visibility.

By integrating accessibility testing into your automation:

Teams gain ongoing visibility, in every Run you add them to, rather than periodic reports.

Accessibility testing becomes predictable and repeatable, rather than reactive.