Is your website accessible to people with disabilities?

All technology, including websites, must grant barrier-free access to people with disabilities.
For websites, that means meeting the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 standards.

Enter your URL below to see how close you are to being compliant.

Need to test an app or secure site? We have tools for that. Download Tools

How it works

1. Submit your URL to be tested

2. Receive a compliance score and view a list of actionable recommendations

3. These results can then be used to kickstart your accessibility journey and long-term planning for compliance

From 15 lawsuits in 2013 to 2,256 in 2019

By the Numbers: Web Accessibility Lawsuits on the Rise

15 Lawsuits in 2013
8.6x increase in lawsuits between 2016 and 2019
2200+ lawsuits in 2019 alone
Level Access predicts the number of web accessibility lawsuits will top 5,000 in 2020

These lawsuits target business of all sizes, across all industries.

Having accessible technology is more than just the right thing to do – it’s a valuable investment to safeguard your organization against legal risk.

Check Accessibility

Our free web accessibility test will determine how closely your website complies with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 standards. These standards are published by the Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and are referenced in accessibility legislation around the world.

WCAG requires web content to be:

Perceivable: Everything can be perceived in more than one way. For example, if someone cannot see, written content can be read by a screen reader.
Operable: Everything can be operated in more than one way. For example, if someone cannot use a mouse, they can navigate using the keyboard.
Understandable: Everything can be easily understood. For example, an error message points out the location of your mistake and how to fix it.
Robust: Everything can roll up to the newest hardware and not break.

View Results

Once you’ve submitted your URL for testing, you will receive a report that includes:

An overall compliance score (from 0% to 91%)
A list of accessibility barriers (violations)
Best practices for remedying those violations

If you’d like to go even deeper and test your entire website for accessibility, we can help you.

Resource Library

We have a collection of web related media types that are applicable to web based applications, sites, and documents to make them accessible.

Go Further — Get a Full Site Scan

Did your compliance score on the free test surprise you? You’re not alone. Many organizations are blissfully unaware of their accessibility barriers until they hear about them from a lawyer.

Good news! You are here and you have already taken the first step in identifying your website’s accessibility problems. Now you can start down the road to full compliance with WCAG and the ADA. Take the next step; Get a Full Site Scan!