Free Website Accessibility Check — Find Common WCAG Barriers
Scan a public homepage for common accessibility signals that affect people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, zoom, and other assistive technology. Get clear findings and practical next steps without creating an account.
Why businesses choose Mobilify It
- Alt-text coverage for homepage images
- Form field labels and accessible names
- Page language and heading structure
- Iframe titles and zoom-friendly viewport settings
- Lighthouse accessibility score when available
- A printable report with prioritized next steps
What this free accessibility check looks for
The scan reads the public homepage and checks for common, machine-detectable barriers: missing image alternatives, unlabeled form fields, missing page language, unclear heading structure, untitled embedded frames, disabled zoom, and the page's Lighthouse accessibility score. It also surfaces responsive, performance, SEO, and secure-connection signals because accessibility works best when the whole experience is usable.
How this relates to WCAG and the ADA
WCAG 2.2 is the current W3C accessibility standard and a useful technical reference for improving web content. The U.S. Department of Justice explains that businesses open to the public must provide equal access and points to WCAG as helpful technical guidance. This report is a readiness scan—not a legal opinion, accessibility certification, or guarantee of ADA compliance.
What an automated scan cannot prove
No automated checker can confirm every accessibility requirement. A complete review also needs human judgment: keyboard-only navigation, focus visibility, meaningful link text, reading order, color contrast in context, dynamic errors, captions, screen-reader behavior, third-party widgets, and the full set of important pages and tasks. Use this free scan to decide what to investigate first, then retest after fixes.