Web Accessibility Scanner
Checks language, image alt text, form labels, viewport and duplicate IDs against WCAG rules.
What it checks
This scanner checks basic accessibility aspects of your page against WCAG rules: the declared language, image alt text, form labels, the viewport tag and duplicate IDs. It points out where your site makes things harder for people with disabilities.
Why it matters
An inaccessible site shuts out people who use screen readers or other assistive tools, and in many countries it is also a legal requirement. Neglecting it shrinks your real audience and can expose you to complaints for non-compliance.
How to fix it
Add descriptive alt text to your images, associate each form field with its label, and declare the page language in the html tag. Fix any duplicate IDs and make sure you have a viewport tag so the site works well on mobile.
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