Enter the address of any page and I will fetch it, run a set of automated checks and list what I find, most important first. Each issue links to the fix, the relevant service or a guide that explains it. No sign-up, no email address.
What it checks
Search basics (title, meta description, headings, canonical tag, indexing), sharing tags, HTTPS, mobile viewport, image alt text, link and button names, form labels, heading order and how quickly the page responds.
What it cannot check
An automated scan reads the page’s code. It cannot judge color contrast in context, keyboard use, screen reader experience, content quality or whether a site meets any law. A clean result is a good sign, not a certificate. For a proper review, see my accessibility and ADA compliance service or my guide to ADA, the Equality Act and WCAG. This is not legal advice.
Want help fixing what the scan finds? Get in touch. You can also check specific colors with the color contrast checker.