ADA Plain-English Scan Can everyone use your website?

More than one in four adults lives with a disability. If your site doesn't work with a screen reader, a keyboard or a magnifier, some of your customers just leave. Enter your address and we'll check up to five pages and tell you what to fix first, in plain English.

We check your homepage and up to four pages from its main menu, at desktop and phone width. It takes about a minute.

This only looks at what any visitor's browser can see. It doesn't log in, fill out forms or poke around for hidden pages.

What you get

A fix-first list

Problems grouped by how badly they block people, from "Blocks people" down to "Polish", with who each one affects and what to ask for.

Pictures of the problem

For each issue, up to three examples outlined on your own pages, so you can see what we mean.

A section for your developer

Technical notes, the WCAG reference and the exact elements, plus a spreadsheet of every issue.

What a person has to check

Automated scans catch only part of the problems. The report lists the rest, so nothing gets skipped.

What it can't tell you

  • An automated scan finds some problems for certain. Many others, like confusing reading order or wrong captions, take a person.
  • It checks five pages at most. Forms, booking pages and PDFs deeper in the site need their own look.
  • It is a starting point, not a legal compliance certification.

Where are you stuck?

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