Partial Page Scanner
While the Full Page Scanner analyzes an entire webpage, the Partial Page Scanner provides a more focused approach to accessibility evaluation.
It analyzes specific regions or elements within a webpage instead of the entire page. It is Ideal for:
- Testing specific components like forms, interactive elements, or embedded content.
- Investigating reported accessibility issues on particular sections of a webpage.
- Evaluating accessibility changes made to a specific area.
Functionalities of Partial Page Scanner
- Manual Selection : Choose the specific area you want to scan by highlighting it on the webpage.
- Targeted Analysis : Focuses on the selected area and identifies potential accessibility issues within that region.
- WCAG Compliance Checks : Similar to the Full Page Scanner, it checks for violations against relevant WCAG guidelines within the chosen area.
- Detailed Reporting : Provides a report highlighting identified issues, descriptions, and WCAG references, specific to the scanned region.
Execute the Partial Page Scanner for Your Website
Prerequisite
- You have to setup the Accessibility DevTools in your browser.
Trigger the Accessibility DevTool
- Go to the Inspect panel >> LambdaTest Accessibility DevTools of your required website.
- Click on the Partial Page Scan button to start the scanning for Accessibility Issue for that particular section of the webpage.
Select Your Desired Section of the Webpage
To start the scan, you will have to select a particular section of your webpage for which you want the analysis report.
You can select any particular section for scanning via two ways:
- Element Selection : You can select that particular element via naigating to that tag from the right panel.
- Mouse Selection : You will have to toggle the Mouse Selection to true and select that particular element by clicking on the webpage directly.
Click on Start Scan button.
It will scan that particular section and will list down the issues with that section (if found any).