Website accessibility checker
Can blind people, people with low vision and people who cannot use a mouse use your website? Enter the address — in about half a minute you will see the WCAG issues on your home page. Free, no sign-up.
Who needs this
Since 28 June 2025 the European Accessibility Act applies to many products and services sold to consumers in the EU, including online shops, banking and e-books. Public-sector websites in the EU must meet EN 301 549, which is based on WCAG.
What the levels mean
Critical issues block access completely: a button with no name, an image with no text alternative, a form field with no label. Serious issues make use much harder: low text contrast, no page language, “read more” links that do not say where they lead. Moderate and minor issues cause inconvenience.
How we check
Google PageSpeed loads the page and tests it with the axe-core rule set used by most accessibility monitoring services. Only the home page is checked, as it appears on a desktop. We do not store the address you enter.
Overlay widgets do not fix these issues; only changes to the website’s code do. See our accessibility statement.