Free website accessibility checker.
Get a WCAG-oriented report with failed elements, successful checks, code snippets, and practical next steps.
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The report separates failed elements from successful checks, shows code snippets, and keeps the language practical for owners, marketers, and developers.
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Latest updates on global accessibility legislations and standards.
Explore official legal documents and practical accessibility benchmarks by region. Use this as a starting point for research, then pair automated scans with expert legal and manual accessibility review.
Ontario, Canada
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
AODA creates accessibility standards for Ontario and includes web accessibility requirements through the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation. Many organizations use WCAG Level AA targets as the practical benchmark for public web content.
Who should review it
Ontario public, private, and non-profit organizations covered by AODA accessibility standards.
Technical benchmark
AODA web requirements are tied to WCAG 2.0 Level A and AA criteria for many public-facing websites and web content.
Important notes
- AODA was enacted in 2005 with the goal of making Ontario accessible.
- Ontario’s regulation includes web content obligations and reporting requirements for covered organizations.
Official documents
Helps Ontario teams find common WCAG-related barriers before compliance reporting or remediation planning.
Legal scope changes by jurisdiction, organization type, product, and service. AuditYourWeb provides automated technical evidence; it does not provide legal certification.
Fast signal across the issues teams miss most.
Automated testing will not replace expert review, but it should catch repeatable defects reliably and show enough evidence for a team to start fixing them.
Evidence, not vague warnings
See the affected element, the related rule, failure counts, and the user profile most likely impacted.
Plain-English remediation
Every finding explains why it matters and what a developer or site owner should fix next.
Reports your team can share
Export a PDF, keep a scan history, and monitor changes after redesigns, plugin updates, or new content.
Built for WCAG-oriented audits, with legal claims kept honest.
The report helps you prioritize accessibility work for ADA and Section 508 conversations, while clearly separating automated findings from a full legal compliance opinion.
WCAG 2.2
Automated checks are grouped around WCAG-oriented accessibility expectations.
ADA readiness
Use the report as practical evidence for accessibility improvements, not as legal certification.
Section 508
Surface common barriers that matter for public-sector and procurement accessibility reviews.
From URL to report in one focused flow.
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Review failed and successful checks
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Common accessibility scan questions.
Does AuditYourWeb certify ADA compliance?
No. AuditYourWeb provides automated WCAG-oriented findings and supporting evidence. Legal ADA compliance still needs expert review, keyboard testing, screen reader testing, and human judgment.
What issues can the scanner find?
It can detect many machine-testable issues such as missing image alternatives, form label problems, landmark mistakes, ARIA misuse, contrast failures, and focus or interactive control problems.
Why do code snippets matter?
Code snippets let designers, developers, and business owners connect each accessibility finding to a real element on the page instead of guessing where the problem lives.