Website Accessibility Checker
A look at the markup-level issues that make a site harder to use with screen readers and other assistive technology, as part of one unified CheckSitePulse scan.
Scan your website
Free account, real checks, a prioritized fix list.
What the accessibility check covers
Form labels & image alt text
Inputs without a label a screen reader can announce, and images with no alt attribute (an empty alt on a decorative image is treated as correct).
Buttons & links
Buttons and links with no accessible name, or with generic text like "click here".
Headings & landmarks
Missing or duplicate H1 headings and pages without a single main landmark.
Language & ARIA
A missing or invalid page language, invalid ARIA roles and broken aria-labelledby references.
Part of one unified scan
Accessibility is one part of a CheckSitePulse scan — the same scan also covers SEO, speed, and security, so you get one prioritized fix list instead of switching between tools.
What this does not measure: Colour contrast, keyboard navigation and focus behaviour, which need a rendered page and real interaction. An automated check finds only some accessibility problems and is not a substitute for testing with assistive technology.
Note: automated checks catch a meaningful share of common issues but cannot confirm full compliance with any accessibility standard — they are not a substitute for manual testing.
Need help fixing what the scan finds?
Run the check yourself, free. If you would rather have someone fix the issues for you, these services cover them.