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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jul. 21, 2026
Filed:
Sep. 18, 2025
Browserstack Limited, Dublin, IE;
Suyash Yogeshwar Sonawane, Nashik, IN;
Jimesh Mayank Chokshi, Mumbai, IN;
BrowserStack Limited, Dublin, IE;
Abstract
An accessibility test engine can receive the document object model of a webpage and analyze the webpage for compliance with a set of accessibility rules. The test engine analyzes the compliance of a webpage element with accessibility rules in part by identifying the type of element. In the case of a carousel element a multi-prong testing approach can be used to assign a plurality of confidence scores to a webpage element, each confidence score, based on a likely characteristic of a candidate carousel element. A total combined confidence score exceeding a selected threshold can indicate the webpage element is a carousel. Upon identification, the test engine can apply carousel accessibility rules to the element.
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