How do I check a website for accessibility problems?
SiteScan checks the pages you choose and saves the results.
These are the questions people ask when they want a website checked, watched, or explained. SiteScan is the product for the check. AccessUX is the consultancy when you need a person.
SiteScan checks the pages you choose and saves the results.
PageScan checks the page you give it. It’s quick and it’s free.
The SiteScan extension checks that page in Chrome. Full WCAG conformance checks of full or part page, image alt text quality, colour contrast, heading hierarchies, keyboard tab sequence, colour blindness simulations and much more without leaving your web page.
SiteScan does not cover up problems. It lists and prioritises them so someone can fix them.
SiteScan keeps a list of client websites with a score for each. SiteScan tracks client sites longitudinally so you know which ones improved and which got worse on the last scan.
Your subscription is for the website and the page allowance, not per person. Starter (free) is for a small site. Plus, Business, and Pro plans cover larger sites. An agency gets a shared client page cap that you can distribute as needed.
On Business and Pro plans, SiteScan can check the staging site so you can find and fix any issues before the pages go live.
On Business and Pro plans, a GitHub check blocks the pull request when staging has a new serious bug. It identifies who is blocked, what to change, and how to check the fix.
True accessibility combines automated scans for speed, and manual review. You can quickly add your own bug in SiteScan, and track it until it is fixed.
Yes. If you’ve more issues you can add your own bugs, and SiteScan will track them too.
SiteScan gives you four ways to document an issue: write it yourself, get guided help, draft an AI-powered Bug Brief or ask AccessUX.
SiteScan opens the Jira issue, adds who is blocked, what to change, and how to check the fix.
SiteScan writes captions and a transcript for you to edit. You publish them on your site or on YouTube. Captions use credits on Business and Pro plans.
We do not claim it will replace an accessibility expert, but will help your accessibility specialist or inclusive designer work more efficiently. If you don’t have an accessibility specialist AccessUX can check the work with you.
A scan is the ongoing check. An audit is a specialist review you can hand to a buyer. AccessUX can do complete digital accessibility audits too.
AccessUX prepares your Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT), and helps you to evidence compliance. If the buyer has detailed accessibility requirements, AccessUX can help you evidence achievements including assistive technology demonstrations.
AccessUX writes the requirements you need and reviews what suppliers send back, such as the product Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) or Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).
AccessUX explains the obligations and what buyers expect.
A plain-text copy of these answers, written for an AI assistant, is at /llms.txt.