Does scanning catch every accessibility issue?

No. Automated tooling catches roughly a third of WCAG defects. Manual review and screen-reader user testing remain necessary for full conformance — we are transparent about this on every report.

Which WCAG version do you test against?

WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA. You can filter the report to AA-only if that is your conformance target.

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WCAG 2.2 scanning

Scan any public URL against the WCAG 2.2 success criteria and get an honest 0–100 score with a per-criterion pass/fail breakdown.

What you get

Automated checks built on axe-core, extended for WCAG 2.2 additions.
Each criterion gets a clear pass, fail, or 'needs manual review' verdict — no green badge for things we can't actually verify.
Per-page issue lists, not just whole-site totals, so you know what to fix where.
0–100 score and a top-issue list — no signup needed to see your first result.

Honest scope

Automated scanning catches a measurable subset of WCAG defects — typically 30–40% of all issues. Manual testing and assistive-technology user studies remain necessary for full conformance.

FAQ

Does scanning catch every accessibility issue?: No. Automated tooling catches roughly a third of WCAG defects. Manual review and screen-reader user testing remain necessary for full conformance — we are transparent about this on every report.
Which WCAG version do you test against?: WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA. You can filter the report to AA-only if that is your conformance target.

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