accessibility-audit

To audit for WCAG accessibility compliance, provide your target component, page, or directory. The tool analyzes HTML, CSS, and JS to detect common violations using automated pattern checks and generates a structured report with actionable remediation steps.

WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility auditing evaluates web interfaces against standardized criteria. Automated pattern detection scans HTML, CSS, and JS code to identify common compliance violations, mapping them to specific WCAG criteria with severity classifications for prioritized remediation.

You can audit an entire design system, individual components, or specific pages. The accessibility audit scales to analyze your HTML, CSS, and JS codebase, applying automated WCAG checks across the provided directory or file scope.

Yes, the accessibility audit report includes severity classification and concrete remediation steps. It produces a comprehensive, structured report mapping identified issues directly to WCAG criteria, prioritizing fixes to help developers resolve accessibility violations efficiently.

The best way to fix WCAG violations is to follow the structured report's prioritized remediation recommendations. The audit maps detected issues to specific WCAG criteria, provides severity classifications, and outlines concrete steps to correct the HTML, CSS, and JS patterns.

Automated WCAG checks identify common pattern violations but cannot catch every issue. The audit provides manual checklist alignment and guidance to support manual testing by accessibility professionals, ensuring comprehensive conformance beyond automated detection.