What is an Assisted Test?

Identify complex accessibility issues by answering simple, auto-generated questions.

Assisted Test enables users to conduct sophisticated testing without needing expertise in accessibility. This is achieved by conducting a thorough examination of the page or component being tested and subsequently asking simple queries to the user for confirmation. By combining these approaches with the Workflow analyzer, users can identify far more accessibility problems.

Benefits of using assisted tests

Following are the benefits of using assisted tests:

Release accessible websites at speed

Quickly catch complex accessibility issues like an expert with the ingeniously designed assisted testing technology. Your webpages are auto-scanned for issues before prompting you with an intuitive set of verifying questions, making it easy for anyone, regardless of prior experience, to become equipped with the expertise it generally takes to ensure accessibility of websites.

Empower your team to pinpoint complex issues, regardless of skill level

The helpful Assisted Tests makes it super easy for all types of users to identify complex accessibility issues. The required manual effort and expertise is reduced significantly, saving hours of time and frustration that comes along.

Types of assisted tests

You can perform the following types of assisted tests:

Keyboard assisted tests

The keyboard assisted test helps you check whether the keyboard tab stops are in a logical order.

Interactive elements assisted tests

The interactive elements assisted test helps you identify issues in the accessibility properties of the interactive elements such as accessibile name, role, and state.

Modals assisted tests

The modals assisted test helps you comprehensively check for accessibility issues in modals or dialog boxes on your web pages.

Next steps

• Run a Keyboard assisted test
• Run an Interactive elements assisted test
• Run a Modals assisted test