Understanding your accessibility findings

What the automated accessibility scan looks for, and how to read the results.

Jerett PattersonJerett Patterson
Last updated July 30, 20264 min read
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Accessibility is about making your website usable for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, or larger text. Our automated scan checks your pages against widely used accessibility guidelines and flags possible issues where a review is recommended.

How to read a finding

Each finding describes what the scan noticed, where it noticed it, and why it may matter. Findings are grouped by how serious they look, so you can start with the ones most likely to affect visitors.

Accessibility screen

What to do next

Open a finding to see a description and the suggested fix. Many findings can be handed straight to whoever manages your website. As you fix them and re-scan, resolved findings drop off your list.

Accessibility fix

These results come from an automated scan. They point to possible issues where a review is recommended, not legal determinations, and the tool cannot certify compliance.

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