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Check the accessibility of one of your pages

Type the address of a page. I run a real automated scan on it and show you what is wrong, which criteria it breaks, and how serious it is for the people who use it.

One public page, as it appears in the browser's address bar.

Check only pages you are allowed to test. Results are private: only you receive them.

What this check does, and what it does not

  • It loads your page in a real browser and runs CheckFox's scanner: axe-core extended with CheckFox's own rules.
  • It finds what a machine can find: missing text alternatives, unnamed buttons and links, contrast, missing labels, invalid ARIA, and more.
  • It cannot judge everything. Most accessibility criteria need a person: whether an alternative text is right, whether the keyboard order makes sense, whether content is understandable.

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