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Web accessibility solutions test your website for common barriers that impact users with disabilities — and in some cases, automatically fix certain issues.

Learn how manual testing fits into a comprehensive accessibility plan and how AudioEye's Accessibility Testing team conducts manual accessibility testing.

Learn about AudioEye's Active Monitoring and Issue Reporting.

Learn about AudioEye’s manual testing and remediations.

Learn how AudioEye uses code-based solutions called auto remediations to correct website accessibility errors.

Sarah Kinneer, a Solutions Engineer at AudioEye, believes that accessibility is the right thing to do. Striving for accessibility takes on significance for her. She has faced these barriers herself as someone who is neurodiverse.

JAWS is a screen reader assistive technology (AT) tool enabling those who cannot see the screen to access information on computers and smartphones. If a site isn’t coded correctly, quite simply, JAWS won’t “read” it correctly – nor will any other AT. Kaely’s job is to make sure every AudioEye client site is functioning properly for the end user. She does this by testing it, re-testing it and testing it again.

In an effort to urgently help online businesses and organizations address this critical need for digital access, we’re making our AudioEye Pro digital accessibility solution free of charge through June 30 for 90 days. With AudioEye Pro, our industry-leading technology recognizes and resolves many common errors that may pose a barrier. Our solution also includes free developer tools that site owners can use to resolve the remaining errors.Together, we can work to eradicate every barrier to digital access.  And there has not been a more important time than now in the digital era.