Website & Accessibility
Your live site, on-brand and accessible.
Save your key pages and re-check them in one click. Each check screenshots the live page, reviews it against your Brand Blueprint, and can audit accessibility against the exact standard your law references — not a generic one-size result.
Text must have sufficient color contrast
Measured from the rendered pixels: 2.1:1 against a required 4.5:1.
ARIA attributes must conform to valid values
4 elements affected · fix guidance linked.
Automated checks test part of WCAG — a clean result is not a compliance certification, and anything needing human review says so.
Accessibility laws are not generic. Neither are our checks.
Every accessibility law references a specific WCAG version — the US ADA rule points at WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508 at 2.0 AA, the European Accessibility Act at EN 301 549. Pick your jurisdiction and the audit runs that exact rule set, and the report is stamped with the standard it tested.
| Jurisdiction | Law | Standard we test |
|---|---|---|
| International | Latest W3C recommendation | WCAG 2.2 AA |
| USA — state & local government, businesses | ADA (DOJ Title II rule; Title III case law) | WCAG 2.1 AA |
| USA — federal agencies & suppliers | Section 508 | WCAG 2.0 AA + Section 508 rules |
| European Union | European Accessibility Act / EN 301 549 | WCAG 2.1 AA + EN 301 549 rules |
| United Kingdom | Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations · Equality Act | WCAG 2.2 AA |
| Canada | AODA (Ontario) · Accessible Canada Act | WCAG 2.0 AA |
| Australia | Disability Discrimination Act (AHRC guidance) | WCAG 2.2 AA |
Laws and deadlines evolve — the picker is kept in step with what each law currently references. Testing against a standard is not a certification of compliance with it.
Pixel-measured contrast
Text over photos and gradients is measured from the rendered page pixels — the cases source-code scanners cannot see at all.
Brand and accessibility in one check
The same click reviews the live page against your Brand Blueprint and audits its accessibility — one screenshot, one report, one review from your allowance.
Honest about its limits
Automation covers part of WCAG. Anything it cannot decide is listed as needing human review — never guessed, and never sold as a certification.
Website & Accessibility, answered.
Is this a compliance certification?
No — and anyone selling one from automated checks alone is overclaiming. Automated tools can test only part of any accessibility standard. Every violation we report is a measured fact (a contrast ratio, a missing attribute), and anything automation cannot decide is listed as needing human review. It is an early-warning system that catches real, fixable problems before they become complaints.
Which standard should I pick?
Pick the jurisdiction whose law applies to you — for example the ADA option for a US business, or the European Accessibility Act for anyone selling into the EU. If you are unsure, the default International WCAG 2.2 AA is the strictest superset: passing it covers the checks of every older version the other laws reference.
Do website checks use my review allowance?
Yes — each check uses one review from your monthly allowance, exactly like an asset review. Checks run only when you ask; there is no background sweep spending your quota.
What does the brand part of a website check do?
The live page is screenshotted and put through the same review pipeline as any uploaded asset — logo, colors, fonts, layout and spacing against your Brand Blueprint — and if the score drops meaningfully between checks, the owners are alerted by email.
The rest of the platform
Asset Review →
Check a single asset before it ships — five checks, one score, findings drawn on the artwork.
Brand Audit →
One score across your whole organization — sampled from every touchpoint, exported as a client-ready PDF.
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