Accessibility Auditor
Audit HTML content for common accessibility issues.
Configure inputs and click Run
How It Works & Educational Guide
How Nexifr's Accessibility Auditor helps you identify and fix accessibility problems — covering WCAG criteria, colour contrast ratios, and screen reader compatibility.
01Auditing HTML for Semantic Accessibility
A semantic page layout helps search bots and screen readers parse your content. Key audit points include checking for proper heading levels (H1-H6) without skipping levels, confirming alt attributes on images, and ensuring form inputs have descriptive labels.
02ARIA Roles and Screen Reader Navigation
Accessible Rich Internet Applications (ARIA) attributes are used to make custom web components (like tabs or dropdowns) accessible. They provide role, state, and property descriptions to screen readers during dynamic updates.
03Keyboard Navigation and Focus States
Ensure all interactive elements can be focused using the Tab key and have a visible focus outline. Avoid focus traps where keyboard users get stuck in modals or dropdown lists.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the auditor check?
It checks for missing alt text, heading hierarchy, ARIA attributes, form labels, and link text quality.