A practical first look at web accessibility
Find accessibility barriers before they become obstacles.
Enter a public page address. Our secure scanner checks it with axe-core and translates common issues into a clear, actionable starting point.
A useful signal, not a certification
Automated testing cannot confirm full WCAG conformance. Manual keyboard, screen reader, zoom, content and usability testing is still required.
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What this scan gives you
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A focused page check
One public page is evaluated in a fresh, isolated browser.
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Clear priorities
Findings are grouped by impact and linked to practical guidance.
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Private by design
Page content is not permanently stored by this service.
Put your results to work
A scan covers one public page in its initial loaded state. Start with a representative page: a home page, product page or form. Do not submit addresses containing access tokens, personal information or private links.
Understand a finding
A failure identifies an automated rule that needs investigation. An incomplete result needs human review; it does not prove a defect. A passed rule does not establish whole-page conformance. Inspect the affected element and the linked guidance before changing code.
Check the correction
For example, an unnamed button may be announced only as ‘button’. Give it a name describing its action, then use a screen reader to check that the name is useful. Run the scan again and test the keyboard journey. A fix that removes a warning can still be difficult to use.
Follow with human testing
Check focus order, visible focus and whether a task can be completed without a mouse. Enlarge text and narrow the window: controls should remain usable. Test form errors and their announcements too. Include disabled people in testing; an automated score cannot replace their experience.