Usage
We are now ready to start using the Accessibility Code Checker to find accessibility issues. To do that we need to integrate it into a browser automation framework. The precise steps needed depend on the framework. You can jump to the one you are using and skip the rest.
You can see some fully working examples in the Alfa examples repository. This repository also contains a Github Codespace with the Accessibility Code Checker pre-configured for easier experimentation; and can be cloned for local tests.
To begin with we provide basic examples of how to use the Accessibility Code Checker to do run a full accessibility audit on a locally hosted page, log the result to the console and (depending on the framework) fail the test if any accessibility issues are found.
Later we will see how we can configure the Accessibility Code Checker for more sophisticated use cases and how to use the Siteimprove Intelligence Platform to get a rich Page Report.