accessibility-auditing

Accessibility auditing for WCAG 2.2 conformance combines automated axe-core and Lighthouse scans with manual assistive-technology testing to identify barriers. It validates keyboard-only navigation and screen-reader flows, producing a structured report with issues, severity, and actionable remediation steps.

The best way to test screen-reader and keyboard navigation is combining automated scans with manual assistive-technology testing. Automated tools surface baseline violations, while manual testing validates interactive controls, proper labeling, and user journey flows to ensure true accessibility conformance.

Yes, you can use axe-core and Lighthouse to execute automated baseline scans and generate a structured WCAG audit report. The report catalogs identified accessibility issues with their specific WCAG criteria, severity levels, and actionable remediation guidance for development teams.

Yes, this accessibility audit covers both automated scans and manual assistive-technology testing. It runs axe-core and Lighthouse to detect baseline violations, then validates user journeys through keyboard-only navigation and screen-reader evaluation to ensure comprehensive WCAG 2.2 conformance.

To remediate WCAG 2.2 violations found during an accessibility audit, follow the actionable fixes detailed in the structured audit report. The report catalogs each issue with its specific WCAG criteria and severity, providing clear remediation steps for interactive controls and labeling.