Reading the report

Summary

The automated score, the number of issues by severity (critical, serious, moderate, minor), the change since the last scan, and how many pages were scanned. A colour-vision preview shows how the page may look to people with different kinds of colour blindness; use it to spot information carried only by colour.

Issues

Issues are grouped by what needs fixing: "23 images missing alt text" is one group with 23 elements, because one change usually fixes them all. Each group shows its severity, the WCAG criterion, how many elements and pages are affected, and the share of all issues. Open Details to see every element with its page, selector, HTML and screenshot.

Fix pack

For each group: who it affects, the steps to fix it, code before and after, and platform instructions. See Fix pack and AI prompts.

Prompts

Paste-ready prompts for each group and one whole-site prompt that works through the biggest problems first.

Laws and standards

How many problems concern the WCAG version that each law or standard points to: WCAG 2.2 AA, the European Accessibility Act and EN 301 549, Germany's BFSG and BITV 2.0, the EU Web Accessibility Directive, the ADA (Title II and III), Section 508 and others. It is information, not a legal assessment.

Manual checks

A checklist of what software cannot test, with simple steps: using the page with a keyboard only, a short screen reader test, zoom and reflow, captions, meaningful alt text and clear error messages.

Pages

Every scanned page with its own score and issue count, and which pages reused an unchanged result.

No issues found does not mean a page is fully accessible. Complete the manual checks.