Accessibility Quick Check
Accessibility Quick Check lets you run an axe-based WCAG 2.2 A and AA screen on a rendered page. Group accessibility findings by impact, rule, and affected element.
- check_circlePublic pages only
- check_circle1 global credit
- check_circleNo setup required
Public webpages only
Run Accessibility Quick Check
- 01Add source
- 02Set options
- 03Review result
Analyze public content you own or have permission to inspect, and follow the source site's terms. Failed and cancelled runs automatically return reserved credits.
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What Accessibility Quick Check does
Accessibility Quick Check runs automated axe rules against a rendered page and groups findings by impact, rule, and affected element. It also reports basic page-language, title, image-alternative, and form-label issues that can be checked from the DOM.
Automated testing catches only part of accessibility work. The report is a useful development checklist, but keyboard flow, screen-reader behavior, content clarity, focus order, and task completion still need testing by people.
Accessibility Quick Check features
Useful fields from the start
Review language and title, image alternatives, form labels, severity grouping in one organized result.
Export as CSV, XLSX, JSON
Formats offered: CSV, XLSX, JSON.
Where Accessibility Quick Check fits
Perfect for
- checkCatch common issues before a release
- checkGive developers exact affected elements
- checkCompare a component before and after changes
- checkStart a manual WCAG review with a concrete list
What you get
- checkLanguage and title
- checkImage alternatives
- checkForm labels
- checkSeverity grouping
How to use Accessibility Quick Check
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Render the public page
Paste the URL and let the browser load the interface that visitors receive.
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Review findings by impact
Open each rule to see its explanation, affected element, and page evidence.
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Test the repaired experience
Fix the code, rerun the scan, and complete keyboard and assistive-technology checks.
Before you run Accessibility Quick Check
- infoThis is an automated screen, not an accessibility certification.
- infoA page with no automated violations can still have serious usability barriers.
- infoResults cover the loaded state, not every menu, modal, or interaction state.
Questions about Accessibility Quick Check
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Which accessibility standard does it check?
Can this replace a manual audit?
Does it test content hidden behind interactions?
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Run Accessibility Quick Check
Analyze a public page to inspect language and title and image alternatives.
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