accessibility-checker

To run a WCAG compliance audit, use the accessibility-checker with a target URL to execute browser-based scanning, perform guided manual checks using the POUR checklist, and generate a Markdown accessibility audit report.

The best way to fix web accessibility issues is combining automated browser-based scanning to detect obvious barriers with a structured POUR checklist for manual testing, resulting in a remediation plan with actionable steps.

Yes, you can combine automated scanning and manual checks for a11y testing by running an initial browser-based scan to highlight obvious issues, followed by a guided structured checklist based on POUR principles for hands-on testing.

Yes, the accessibility audit report includes WCAG mappings and severity levels. It produces a comprehensive Markdown document containing identified issues, their WCAG mappings, severity, and actionable remediation steps for developers.

You generate an accessibility remediation plan by auditing your web pages to identify barriers, mapping them to WCAG compliance issues, and producing a Markdown report with prioritized, actionable remediation steps for developers and content creators.

Automated web accessibility scanning limitations include missing contextual barriers that require manual evaluation, which is why this approach supplements initial automated scans with a structured POUR checklist for comprehensive manual testing.