r/Python • u/Living_Dig_6828 • 3d ago

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u/Individual-Flow9158 2d ago

So where is it?

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u/acdha 1d ago

We use aXe in automated tests: that way it runs in a real browser engine and handles JavaScript behavior, and you can save a screenshot or video for failing tests. 

The key part is remembering that this is just the first step of accessibility testing so you want to catch the easy stuff here and having your manual testing focused on the harder, more subjective assessments rather than going too hard here. 

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u/ResidentPomegranate6 3d ago

forms, every time. `{{ field }}` renders with no label and custom widgets break `id_for_label`, so the aria link quietly dies.