Hi,
I wanted to check if UiPath helps in testing website pages for accessibility for standard static content pages and interactive pages of forms (having authentication and mandatory fields).
We have been looking for a product to successfully test our website if it conforms to the accessibility standards.
Our website has pages that are static content pages. Also, our website has forms that users can fill out to submit requests. The forms will have multiple pages (with mandatory values to be entered and click on continue).
We would like to automate testing of these form submissions and also test for accessibility standards for those pages/forms.
The testing has to be performed across different devices (desktop, mobile) and across different browsers (Edge, Safari, Chrome).
Can UiPath help in achieving this requirement? How does it compare to BrowserStack?
If you want to verify elements in an application/webapp, you can use the Object Repository and click til Capture all elements button to extract what is there.
Afterwards you can inspect/highlight them from the Object Repository to verify if they are as expected.
But yeah if you want to put it into production the approach would be to use Test Manager.
UiPath does support mobile testing using its Mobile Automation (Appium-based) capabilities, and cross-browser testing is also possible. However, both come with some limitations compared to dedicated platforms.
Mobile testing → Supported, but requires setup (real device/emulator + Appium).
Cross-browser testing → Possible by running tests on different browsers (Chrome, Edge, etc.). Same test can run on multiple browsers.
