accessibility-journey

Audit keyboard navigation by simulating tab navigation through focusable elements to verify focus indicators, reachability, and tab order. This process records focus states and integrates axe-core checks to produce a structured tab-journey report for WCAG compliance.

Yes, Playwright can automate focus management testing on authenticated web pages. The skill simulates keyboard tabbing through focusable elements within an active browser session, recording focus states and verifying visible focus indicators on restricted pages.

An axe-core accessibility check for keyboard users includes verifying focus indicators, tab order, off-screen elements, and heading hierarchy. It runs alongside an automated tab journey to capture a comprehensive accessibility snapshot of focus path violations.

Yes, a Playwright MCP server with an active browser session is required to test keyboard accessibility. You also need a reachable axe-core resource to execute the integrated WCAG checks and generate the structured tab-journey report.

The best way to verify heading hierarchy is to run an automated accessibility audit that simulates keyboard navigation alongside axe-core. This captures the heading structure and integrates it into a comprehensive tab-journey report with focus state data.

Focus indicators may disappear if elements lack proper CSS focus styles or are moved off-screen. Automated keyboard accessibility testing records these focus states and flags missing indicators, off-screen elements, and tab order violations in a detailed report.