WCAG & ADA compliance, simplified
Test & monitor web accessibility – 5x faster scans, real screen readers, and automatic daily monitoring of your entire website.
WCAG compliance made easy for all
Developers
Enhance debugging for WCAG conformance with smart issue summaries, ‘How to fix’ guide, and workflow logs.
QA Testers
5x faster scans, an expert test assistant, & real screen readers —all in one platform for easy testing and monitoring.
Product Managers
Create VPAT reports using auto-generated groups of issues by the violated WCAG, making the process faster than ever.
Features
Automatic Workflow Scanner
Find issues across multiple webpages in a single scan. Just start the scanner and navigate through your user workflow.
Website Scanner for monitoring
Run quick checks or schedule scans ahead of time to ensure you’re compliance confident & audit-ready at all times.
Screen Readers on real devices
Instantly access VoiceOver on Mac, NVDA on Windows, and TalkBack on Android devices hosted on the real device cloud.
Assisted Tests for complex issues
Identify issues in keyboard tab stops, as well as accessible name, role & states of your web elements like a pro.
Instant smart reports
Get auto-generated reports for every test you run, with unique issues intelligently grouped by their type and affected components.
Central reporting dashboard
Access all reports from the past and present on one dashboard. Take only seconds to combine multiple reports into one.
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FAQs
BrowserStack Accessibility Testing covers all three issue detection methods: automatic scanning to detect static issues (using the Workflow scanner), semi-automatic scanning to detect advanced issues (using Assisted Tests), and manual testing to detect usability issues (using Screen readers).
The BrowserStack Accessibility Testing extension is currently supported on Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge.
Users can choose to target either WCAG 2.0 or 2.1. Additionally, across both WCAG versions, we support identifying guideline violations related to Levels A, AA, and AAA.
Absolutely. BrowserStack Accessibility Testing allows you to manually test website usability using native screen readers on real devices like VoiceOver on Mac, NVDA on Windows, and TalkBack on Android.