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accessibility-selenium-testing

MITUpdated on Nov 9, 2026262GitHub stars

A skill from fugazi's test-automation-skills-agents collection for adding accessibility checks to Selenium WebDriver tests written in Java, using the axe-core engine.

What the skill teaches

A skill from fugazi's test-automation-skills-agents collection for adding accessibility checks to Selenium WebDriver tests written in Java, using the axe-core engine. It opens with questions about scope, the existing Selenium and CI setup and the target standard (WCAG 2.2 AA unless told otherwise), then explains how to configure axe scans and read the results by impact level. Workflows cover adding a scan to an existing test, checking one component, auditing keyboard navigation and wiring scans into CI, with Maven commands, triage by the POUR principles and a troubleshooting section. It expects Selenium 4 or later and Java 21 or later.

Capabilities

  • Add axe-core accessibility scans to Selenium tests
  • Check one component against WCAG rules
  • Audit keyboard navigation
  • Run accessibility scans in CI with Maven