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).
What types of accessibility issues can be identified through BrowserStack Accessibility Testing?
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