Web accessibility testing involves making your website, mobile applications, and other digital content usable and accessible by as many people as possible. The process ensures that people with visual, auditory, cognitive, or physical impairments can use the site and that it is optimized for assistive technologies such as screen readers.

The Website Accessibility Checker. The tool includes our Accessibility Scanner, which finds existing accessibility issues and shares them in a report. It’s important to note that these tools are a good start to making your digital more accessible but does not make your site entirely accessible. To achieve maximum accessibility, consider pairing our Digital Accessibility Platform with expert audits from certified accessibility experts.

AudioEye’s free Accessibility Scanner is a good place to start. The scan uses AudioEye’s automated issue detection software to check your site against accessibility standards like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). The free scan won’t reveal all accessibility issues on your site — you’ll need an accessibility audit for that — but it will give you a good start to understanding the overall accessibility health on your site.

No. Accessibility scanning does not make your website compliant — but it does identify accessibility issues that put your organization at risk and help you create a more accessible design.

To comply with the ADA, your site must meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA requirements. our scanner results show accessibility errors based on WCAG, helping you determine whether your site meets accessibility requirements or not. You’ll be able to see the top issues on your site and the success criteria that they fail.

To ensure your site complies with the standards created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), it’s critical to know what accessibility errors already exist on your site. AudioEye helps you determine this via our Expert Audit that audits your site for WCAG violations. Our platform flags violations and shares them with you in a detailed report. This enables you to prioritize which accessibility issues need to be resolved ASAP to improve the usability and functionality of your site.

You can use your scan results — which include the most common, number, and severity of accessibility page — to start fixing errors.

By identifying accessibility issues and fixing them — whether directly to your source code or with AudioEye’s combination of automated and custom remediations — you’ll help ensure that your business is compliant with the laws and guidelines for accessibility and your website is inclusive of people of all abilities.

No. While AudioEye integrates with all major CMS platforms, you do not need to set up any integrations or install scripts on your website for the accessibility scan to be completed.