Accessibility Audit

Run a WCAG 2.2 conformance audit by applying a 5-layer process across pages and components: automated scans, keyboard navigation, screen reader testing, visual reviews, and flow testing to generate a remediation-ready report.

The best way to combine accessibility scans with manual testing is a 5-layer audit approach that integrates automated tools like axe DevTools and Lighthouse with keyboard, screen reader, and visual reviews for full conformance coverage.

Yes, you can use axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, and Pa11y together. This audit workflow integrates these tools to surface issues, prioritize fixes, and generate structured WCAG 2.2 remediation reports.

Yes, WCAG 2.2 audit testing requires screen reader and keyboard navigation checks. These manual testing layers identify barriers that automated scans miss, ensuring complete conformance across user flows and components.

You need to perform an accessibility audit during pre-release conformance checks, for ongoing production monitoring, or during post-launch remediation planning to identify and resolve WCAG 2.2 barriers.

Generate an accessibility remediation report by running the full audit workflow across pages and user flows. The process structures findings from automated and manual tests into a report with prioritized guidance for fixing issues.