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Accessibility improvement workspace

See every barrier. Guide every fix.

Monitor websites with real-browser scans, turn repeated findings into clear work for content, design, and development teams, and verify fixes with new evidence.

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What happens next

From URL to a list of work — step by step

No trial to configure, no onboarding call, no sales gate. You will be reading your own findings before you decide whether you like us.

01We read your sitemapThe free scan checks the first 10 pages. Paid packages scan up to 1,000 pages.
02A real browser opens themJavaScript included — the page as a visitor gets it, not the source.
03Repeats collapse into one itemOne header component failing on fifty pages is one job, not fifty.
04Your score, and what to doPrioritised, with a suggested owner and the markup to change.
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WCAG 2.2 combined86.4
Pages checked10
Open rule groups12
01
Text contrast is insufficient9 pages · 24 occurrences
Design
02
Heading levels are skipped6 pages · 8 occurrences
Content
03
Form control has no label2 pages · 2 occurrences
Development

The result

Twelve rule groups across ten pages, sorted by how much of the site each one affects — and the team most likely to own it. Twenty-four contrast failures are one line, not twenty-four tickets.

Open the full sample report

An illustrative report with sample data.

A complete improvement loop

Keep the work moving after the scan

Four stages, each leaving something behind that the next one can use.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Pages found from your sitemap, with anything skipped named and explained.

  2. 02

    Prioritise

    The same barrier on forty pages becomes one item, pointed at the team that owns it.

  3. 03

    Document

    A screenshot of the actual element and the exact markup that has to change.

  4. 04

    Verify

    A targeted re-scan writes new evidence beside the old failure. Neither is deleted.

Want it in detail? One finding, followed all the way through.

The three we find almost everywhere

Someone is already turning away from your site.

Accessibility is easy to file under compliance and forget. These three barriers are the ones we find on nearly every site we scan — and each of them is somebody leaving without buying, booking, or being able to read what you wrote.

Screen readerAn input that announces nothing

Your search box, your booking form, your newsletter field. Without a label a screen reader says "edit text, blank" — and the person has no way to know what typing there does.

WCAG 4.1.2 · Level A
Low visionGrey text on a white background

It looked elegant in the design file. At 2.9:1 your prices, opening hours and small print are unreadable for a large share of everyone over fifty.

WCAG 1.4.3 · Level AA
Keyboard and structureHeadings used as styling

Jumping h1 to h4 because it looked right breaks the outline people navigate by. They lose the ability to skim, and skimming is how anyone finds anything.

WCAG 1.3.1 · Level A

All three are automatically detectable, all three are cheap to fix, and all three come back the moment nobody is watching. That is the part a one-off audit cannot do.

Scan your first 10 pages free

Packages

Start free. Scale when you need to.

The same WCAG 2.2 AA mappings, remediation guidance, and targeted re-scans are included in every package — pick the one that matches how many websites and people you have today.

For agencies and distributed teams

Separate clients. Shared expertise.

Give agency staff access across their clients, invite client teams or freelancers directly, and find recurring rules across the portfolio without mixing customer evidence.

Explore agency workflows
  • Client-isolated workspaces
  • Direct and inherited user access
  • Cross-client portfolio priorities
  • Client-visible remediation history

Turn your first score into visible progress.

Add one website and turn its first scan into a practical improvement backlog.