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Accessibility checker
Enter a URL and this checks what the HTML reveals on its own. It is real, not simulated — and it decides a minority of WCAG 2.2. Exactly which is stated below.
Limits
What this check cannot see
Not for want of trying: these require operating the page, and no analysis of the source can decide them.
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Whether a purchase or signup can be completed by keyboard alone
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Whether focus order follows the page, or jumps around it
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Whether a modal or menu traps focus and will not let go
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Whether form errors are announced to a screen reader
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What a screen reader actually says as it works through the page
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Whether contrast passes — that needs computed styles, not the HTML
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Whether alternative text is accurate, not merely present
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Whether focus is hidden behind a sticky header
Coverage
The checks it does run
- Document language declared 3.1.1 · A
- Page has a title 2.4.2 · A
- Images have an alt attribute 1.1.1 · A
- Heading structure is sound 1.3.1 · A
- Form fields have associated labels 3.3.2 · A
- Buttons have accessible names 4.1.2 · A
- Links say where they go 2.4.4 · A
- Zoom is not blocked 1.4.4 · AA
- No duplicate id attributes 4.1.2 · A
- Known fields declare autocomplete 1.3.5 · AA
- Main content can be reached directly 2.4.1 · A
And the part this cannot see?
That is the audit: a person works through the page with a keyboard and a screen reader, and every finding arrives with its evidence, its fix and its acceptance criteria. Free during the beta, report in 48 hours.
This score is an internal Uxerfy assessment indicator based on the checks included in this review. It is not a legal certification or a statement of WCAG conformance.