Get a technical accessibility review with issue mapping, severity, screenshots, reproduction steps, and remediation notes for websites, web applications, ecommerce flows, and digital experiences.
WCAG 2.2 AA-oriented technical observations. Not WCAG certification, ADA certification, legal advice, or a guarantee of compliance.
This audit is designed to help technical, compliance, and business teams understand what was observed and what should happen next.
Findings can be organized around WCAG-oriented accessibility concepts and affected components.
Issues are grouped by practical impact so teams know what needs attention first.
Screenshots, affected pages, and testing context help teams understand each finding.
Developers receive practical direction instead of vague accessibility advice.
Auditzo reviews practical accessibility issues across content, navigation, forms, components, and user flows.
Review keyboard navigation, focus order, visible focus, keyboard traps, skip links, and interactive controls.
Review labels, instructions, required fields, validation behavior, error messaging, and input relationships.
Review contrast, text readability, non-text contrast, visible states, images of text, and reflow concerns.
Review accessible names, semantic HTML, ARIA usage, name-role-value concerns, headings, and landmarks.
Review heading hierarchy, page regions, link purpose, navigation patterns, tables, and repeated components.
Review modals, accordions, dropdowns, carousels, popups, filters, chat widgets, and checkout components.
The audit is organized around practical accessibility concepts so teams can understand why an issue matters, where it appears, and what kind of remediation may be needed.
The goal is not to claim certification. The goal is to provide clear technical observations that help teams plan accessibility improvements.
Auditzo treats automated accessibility output as candidate discovery. Findings are manually reviewed, reproduced and conservatively mapped before being included in the final report.
See how Auditzo verifies accessibility findingsCan users access content through text, visuals, structure, audio, or assistive technology?
Can users navigate and interact with controls, forms, menus, and flows without unnecessary barriers?
Are instructions, labels, navigation, form errors, and user flows clear enough to understand?
Does the website use markup and structure that can work reliably with assistive technologies?
| Observed issue | Area | Severity | Example remediation direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Button has no accessible name | Screen reader support | High | Add a clear accessible label or visible text. |
| Modal traps keyboard focus | Keyboard access | High | Fix focus management and escape behavior. |
| Low contrast CTA text | Visual accessibility | Medium | Adjust text and background contrast. |
| Error text is not associated with input | Forms | Medium | Connect error message with the relevant input. |
This section gives developers, agencies, and compliance teams a clearer view of what can be reviewed during a WCAG-oriented audit.
Automated tools can help find issues, but they cannot fully judge context, usability, keyboard flow, or every assistive technology concern.
Automated checks are useful for quickly finding many common detectable issues, but they do not fully judge context or interaction quality.
Manual review adds context around keyboard flow, modals, forms, real user paths, severity, and remediation priority.
Run one public webpage through Auditzo's free accessibility scanner for supported automated WCAG 2.2 A/AA-oriented checks. Use the result as a first-pass technical screen; automated testing does not determine complete WCAG conformance or ADA compliance.
The report is designed to help teams understand, reproduce, prioritize, and plan fixes for accessibility issues.
A clear overview of important WCAG-oriented accessibility observations and next steps.
Pages, templates, flows, components, or user paths included in the review.
Findings organized by accessibility area, affected component, and practical impact.
High, medium, low, or informational priority based on practical impact and fix urgency.
Visual evidence showing where selected issues appear on the website.
URLs, templates, user flows, or components where issues were observed.
Steps your team can follow to reproduce and understand selected findings.
Technical notes to help developers understand the issue and plan fixes.
Suggested fix direction and retesting recommendations after updates are made.
Auditzo reports are designed to help teams move from “issue found” to “what needs to be fixed.” Findings can include issue context, affected components, reproduction steps, and remediation direction.
Explore Accessibility Remediation SupportThis page is built for teams that need technical accessibility findings, not generic accessibility claims.
Need technical issue details, affected components, and practical fix direction.
Need pre-launch or post-launch accessibility review for client websites and redesigns.
Need review of dashboards, tables, forms, modals, onboarding, and app-like interfaces.
Need review of product pages, filters, cart, checkout, coupons, and payment flows.
Need structured technical observations that can support accessibility review and planning.
Need technical accessibility evidence for review with counsel or internal stakeholders.
This section keeps the scope clear. Auditzo provides technical accessibility observations and remediation-oriented guidance, not legal conclusions.
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Auditzo provides WCAG 2.2 AA-oriented website audits with issue mapping, severity, screenshots, reproduction steps, and remediation notes for developers, agencies, compliance teams, and businesses.