accessibility-checker

To check HTML content for WCAG2AA accessibility compliance, audit forms, images, navigation, links, and headings against established web accessibility standards. This process identifies common violations and provides actionable guidance to resolve usability issues for users with disabilities.

The best way to audit web development forms and images for a11y violations is to evaluate them against WCAG2AA standards. This checks for proper labeling, alternative text, and navigation structure, providing clear requirements to ensure content is usable by everyone.

Automated auditing primarily targets WCAG2AA compliance, but it also offers guidance for achieving enhanced WCAG AAA accessibility standards. You can use the results to address higher-level accessibility requirements beyond the baseline AA level.

Yes, the accessibility checker integrates with testing tools like pa11y to validate HTML content. This integration streamlines the automated auditing process, ensuring web development projects maintain compliance with established web accessibility standards before launch.

You need to run an accessibility compliance audit before launching a new feature or web page. Auditing HTML content ensures it meets WCAG2AA standards, preventing usability issues for users with disabilities and improving overall web quality.

HTML navigation fails WCAG2AA compliance checks when it lacks proper structure, headings, or link accessibility. Auditing navigation against established web accessibility standards identifies these specific violations and provides clear requirements for remediation.