I will run automated wcag accessibility checks and generate test reports
Gen AI Engineer
About this Gig
I provide automated website accessibility testing using a custom accessibility checker designed to identify potential accessibility issues across supported WCAG rules.
My solution executes automated checks to help website owners and developers discover accessibility problems, understand where improvements may be needed, and prioritize fixes.
What you'll receive:
- Automated accessibility checks for agreed website pages
- Identification of potential WCAG-related issues
- Structured accessibility test results
- A summary of findings and areas requiring attention
- Additional screenshots or evidence, depending on your package
My checker covers approximately 56% of WCAG rules, based on its current supported rule set. This refers to rule coverage, not a guarantee of website compliance. Automated checks cannot detect every accessibility barrier, and manual assessment may still be necessary.
To get started, provide your website URL and a step-by-step navigation path specifying which pages to visit and check. You can also share specific WCAG requirements or accessibility concerns.
Testing application:
Website
Development technology:
HTML & CSS
Device:
PC
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Mac
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FAQ
What information do you need to begin?
The website URL and step-by-step navigation instructions specifying which pages to visit and test.
How many WCAG rules does your checker cover?
The current supported rule set covers approximately 56% of WCAG rules. Coverage does not mean that 56% of accessibility barriers will necessarily be detected.
Can you test multiple pages?
Yes, depending on your package. Please specify the pages and navigation paths you want assessed.
Can you provide the complete solution, including setup and implementation?
Yes! I can provide a complete, customized solution, including development, integration, configuration, testing, and documentation. The pricing will depend on your requirements and project complexity, which we can discuss before starting.
