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Accessibility Checker

WCAG 2.2 check of your site in a real browser, with fixes anyone can follow.

Price
Free in beta
Typical time
2–3 minutes

Since June 2025 the European Accessibility Act requires many businesses selling in the EU to have accessible websites. The agent opens your pages in a real browser, runs the axe-core WCAG 2.2 A/AA test suite, and turns the results into a prioritized report: who is affected by each problem and exactly how to fix it.

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Example result

Sample data
71

Verdict

Needs work · 71/100

The site is usable for most visitors, but low contrast and unlabeled form fields block people with low vision and screen reader users.

Why

  • Form elements must have labels — Screen reader users hear only 'edit text' and don't know what to type. 3 element(s) on 1 page(s). WCAG 4.1.2 · Level A
  • Elements must meet minimum color contrast ratio thresholds — People with low vision or using a phone in sunlight can't read light-grey text. 41 element(s) on 10 page(s). WCAG 1.4.3 · Level AA
  • Images must have alternative text — Blind users miss the content of 12 product photos. 12 element(s) on 4 page(s). WCAG 1.1.1 · Level A
Pages tested
10
Issue types
5
Affected elements
64
Serious
2

Evidence 4

Every finding behind the verdict, with the fix where there is one.

  • Screen reader users hear only 'edit text' and don't know what to type. 3 element(s) on 1 page(s). WCAG 4.1.2 · Level A

    Fix: Add a visible <label for=…> to the name, email and message fields of the contact form.

Fix these first

  1. 1.Label the contact form fields; right now blind visitors can't contact you.
  2. 2.Raise text contrast site-wide with one change in the theme's text color.
  3. 3.Write alt texts for product images.