Getting started
Start an accessibility audit
A step-by-step workflow for scope, automated checks, manual testing, evidence, and reporting.
Open resourceHelp center
Find a working answer
Search current tool guidance, WCAG references, account information, billing support, and professional service resources.
Help resources
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Tools
Choose an accessibility tool
Compare all available audit, content, design, planning, and developer utilities.
Open resourceTools
Use the contrast checker
Test foreground and background colors against WCAG 2.2 contrast requirements.
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Review AI-generated alt text
Generate a draft, then verify purpose, context, repetition, and decorative-image handling.
Open resourceStandards
Understand WCAG 2.2
Browse every success criterion with plain-language requirements, examples, and testing methods.
Open resourceStandards
Use the WCAG 2.2 checklist
Track Level A and AA criteria interactively or download a spreadsheet.
Open resourceAccount and billing
Manage credits and receipts
Review one-time credit packs, payment history, receipts, refunds, and billing support.
Open resourceAccount and billing
Manage your account
Update profile, authentication methods, security settings, and connected accounts.
Open resourceServices
Review service options
Compare accessibility audits, remediation, design reviews, training, documentation, and user testing.
Open resourceServices
Prepare a project brief
Share service needs, URLs, technology, deliverable format, timeline, budget, and procurement requirements.
Open resourceCommon questions
- Do automated tools prove WCAG conformance?
- No. Automated checks detect only some issue types. Keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow, content, and task-based manual review remain necessary.
- Which standard should I use now?
- Use the standard required by your legal, policy, contractual, or procurement context. WCAG 2.2 is the current W3C Recommendation; WCAG 3 remains a developing draft.
- Where are my tool and credit records?
- Signed-in users can review credit and recent tool-usage records on the dashboard. URL audit history is available inside the URL Accessibility Auditor.
- Can I request a spreadsheet instead of a web report?
- Yes. Professional service deliverables can be prepared as a spreadsheet, PDF, or private web report when agreed in the project scope.
Need a direct response?
Send the affected URL, tool name, approximate time, browser, and a non-sensitive description. Do not include credentials, payment-card details, or private customer data.