FAQs About the Web Accessibility Checker
Here are some of the most common questions people ask about accessibility testing, audits, and online accessibility checkers.
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It scans your website to detect accessibility barriers that affect people with disabilities. The checker tests your pages against WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines and highlights issues like missing alt text, low contrast, and unlabeled form fields.
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Accessibility testing ensures your website is usable by everyone, including visitors who rely on assistive technologies. It helps you meet WCAG and ADA requirements, improves overall usability, and lowers legal risk.
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Just enter your website URL in the checker and start a free scan. Within seconds, you'll get a detailed report showing your accessibility score and easy-to-follow steps to fix issues.
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You'll see your overall score, a summary of problems by category-like navigation, forms, images, and color contrast-and practical guidance on how to fix them.
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It's best to test your website every few months or after any design or content update. Regular testing helps you stay compliant and maintain an accessible experience for all users.
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Yes. Many accessibility best practices-such as using proper headings, alt text, and clear structure-also support SEO and improve user engagement.