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Accessibility Scanner

Run an automated accessibility scan against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA rules supported by axe-core. Full-site scans use robots.txt and available sitemaps first, then crawl internal HTML links to find pages missing from the sitemap.

What do you want to scan?

A safety limit keeps public scans predictable. The server can enforce a lower or higher maximum through configuration.

Scan results

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0 pages processed
Discovered0internal page URLs
Scanned0successful HTML pages
Failed0load or scan errors
Clean automated WCAG scan0pages without automated violations

WCAG violation occurrences

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Serious0
Moderate0
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Important Automated testing cannot establish WCAG conformance on its own. A result with no automated violations still requires manual keyboard, screen-reader, zoom/reflow, content and interaction testing.

Pages

Issue reference

RuleCategoryWCAGImpactOccurrencesPagesReference
Reference data will be generated from the scan results.

Manual accessibility checks still required

Keyboard navigationLogical tab order, no keyboard traps, all functionality operable without a mouse.
Focus visibilityClear focus indicator and focus not obscured by sticky or modal content.
Screen reader experienceMeaningful reading order, labels, announcements, landmarks and interaction semantics.
Zoom and reflowUsable at 200% / 400% zoom and narrow viewport without loss of information or functionality.
Forms and errorsInstructions, validation, error identification and recovery are understandable in context.
Dynamic UIDialogs, menus, accordions, live regions and SPA updates manage focus and announcements correctly.
Content qualityAlternative text, headings, link text and instructions are meaningful rather than merely present.
MultimediaCaption, transcript and audio-description quality and synchronisation require human review.
Touch targetsInteractive controls remain practical on touch devices and do not rely on fine motor precision.
Visual usabilityInformation is not conveyed by colour alone and visual hierarchy remains understandable in context.