Website Audit Report: Accessibility

In the free website audit and the report

A website accessibility audit on every client site.

The website accessibility checks an accessibility reviewer would run on a client site: text contrast, alt text, named buttons and links, heading order, the page language, landmarks, a skip link, the tab order and link text that says where it goes. Each one is drawn from a WCAG 2.2 success criterion. The Website Audit Report runs them on the site's public pages, on our servers.

What an Accessibility Reviewer brings.

Not "it looks fine to me." An Accessibility Reviewer reads the page the way every visitor meets it: with a screen reader, a keyboard or low vision.

Checks what a visitor perceives: text contrast and alt text on images.

Checks the structure assistive technology relies on: named controls, the page language, landmarks, a skip link, heading order and the tab order.

Checks link text that says where it goes. Each check names its WCAG 2.2 success criterion, so a fix is checked against the standard.

what we check against

Accessibility, drawn from WCAG 2.2.

WCAG 2.2

Checks drawn from its success criteria at levels A and AA

Screen readers

Alt text, named controls, landmarks and the page language

Keyboards

A skip link and a tab order that follows the page

what it checks

The accessibility checks, as data.

They run in the free website audit and the Website Audit Report, on our servers.

  • accessibilityText contrast is at least 4.5 to 1checked
  • accessibilityEvery image has alt textchecked
  • accessibilityEvery button and link has a namechecked
  • accessibilityHeading levels run in orderchecked
  • accessibilityEvery page declares its languagechecked
  • accessibilityEvery page has a skip link or a main landmarkchecked

In the report

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why it matters

Why accessibility matters to your client.

More people can use the site

Contrast, alt text and clear structure help visitors with low vision or a screen reader, and they help everyone else too.

Clients are asked about it

Accessibility is in tenders, policies and complaints. A monthly audit gives the client a record of what was checked and fixed.

A standard, not an opinion

Every check maps to a WCAG 2.2 success criterion, so the fix is easy to explain and to verify.

what you get back

What the accessibility checks deliver.

Runs against

Any public site, rendered the way a visitor sees it: WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Squarespace or a static site.

By page

Each finding names the pages it was found on, so the fix lands where it is needed.

You get

Ranked findings in the Website Audit Report, each with the WCAG criterion it comes from and how to fix it.

the fix workflow

From finding to fixed, in three steps.

  • Send one client site

    Start with the free website audit. No card, nothing to install.

  • The accessibility checks run

    On our servers, over the site's public pages, the same way every time.

  • Fix, quote and re-check

    Each finding carries the fix and a task card your team can take. The next report shows it cleared.

in the report

How accessibility reads in the report.

Accessibility checks

The website accessibility sweep, ranked by impact, in every website audit and report.

Pairs with Phone

Text size, tap targets and zoom are in the Phone section, in the same report.

See it in a sample

A sample report shows every section as your client sees it.

See the sample report

questions

Questions about accessibility.

Is this a website accessibility audit?

It is an automated audit drawn from WCAG 2.2 success criteria. It does not certify conformance; a full audit also needs a person testing.

Does it make a site compliant?

No tool can promise that. It finds and ranks the issues it can measure, so the fixes start with the ones that matter most.

Which WCAG level does it check?

Its checks come from WCAG 2.2 success criteria at levels A and AA. It does not cover every criterion.

Accessibility is in every Website Audit Report.

Start with a free website audit on one client site, then report on every site you look after, under your brand.