Cypress has emerged as a powerful tool for ensuring web applications meet rigorous quality standards, particularly in terms of accessibility. With its real-time testing capabilities and developer-friendly interface, Cypress enables developers to automate the detection of accessibility issues early in the development cycle, saving time and resources while ensuring their applications remain accessible to all users. By integrating Cypress accessibility testing into their development workflow, companies can benefit from increased user engagement and satisfaction, better market reach and customer base, reduced legal risks, and automated accessibility testing tools that quickly scan applications for common accessibility violations. To get started with Cypress accessibility testing, developers need to have the necessary prerequisites in place, including Node.js, npm or yarn package manager, a modern code editor, Git for version control, Chrome browser, basic understanding of JavaScript/TypeScript, familiarity with web development concepts, and knowledge of HTML and DOM structure. Once set up, developers can use Cypress to create an index.html file, run tests, and implement observers and custom wait strategies for dynamic content. To ensure comprehensive testing, developers should integrate accessibility checks into their CI/CD pipeline, run tests before each commit using git hooks, set up automated testing schedules, and document accessibility requirements in Cypress. By following these steps, teams can detect and prevent accessibility issues early, ensure consistent accessibility across platforms, maintain compliance with evolving standards, and scale testing efforts efficiently.