Fix accessibility problems before launch
Add an accessibility gate to your release. Catch the issues that block users — and risk complaints — while they are still cheap to fix.
Accessibility problems are cheapest to fix before launch and most expensive after, when they require re-engineering live features and can attract complaints or legal exposure. Yet a11y is the check most often skipped under deadline pressure.
This tool makes the pre-launch check fast enough to actually do: describe the page or feature and get a prioritized list of likely accessibility issues with fixes. Run it as a release gate so problems get caught at the cheap end of the timeline.
The tool for this
♿Accessibility (WCAG) Check
Heuristic WCAG 2.2 review — likely issues, the success criterion, impact and fixes.
Frequently asked questions
When should I run an accessibility check? +
Before each launch, as a release gate. Issues are far cheaper to fix before code ships than after.
How long does it take? +
Minutes. Describe the page or feature and you get a prioritized list of likely issues with fixes.
Does it replace a full audit? +
No. It is a fast pre-launch gate; a full audit with assistive-tech testing is still recommended for high-stakes products.
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