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Effective QA coverage includes keyboard-only navigation, screen reader support, color contrast, photosensitivity risks, captions, focus states, and cognitive load—not just basic visual checks.
Yes. WCAG has multiple versions of its standards (currently 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2 are the latest), and multiple levels of compliance with each (A, AA, and AAA). With QA Wolf, you can build and run a test suite that suits your compliance goals.
Absolutely. Select the rules you need to adhere to, and build tests specifically for those cases. Each time you run your test suite, you’ll be able to see continued compliance with the rules you’ve chosen to test.
QA Wolf uses Microsoft Playwright and the Deque axe-core library. Both open-source tools support our commitment to flexibility and prevent vendor lock-in. We regularly update our software library to the latest stable version and keep everything current.
Results of each test run are available in the QA Wolf platform. The platform can also be connected to your CI tools to see results on individual PRs, to your issue tracker, and trigger automated messages to Slack and Teams.
A single test only takes a few minutes. If you’re looking for automated accessibility testing, schedule some time with us to learn more.