Local-first Chrome extension
A11yChecks accessibility audit workspace
Scan the active webpage, review automated findings and items needing human judgment, highlight affected elements, use guided manual and design tools, and export audit evidence.
What is included
- Full-page and selected-element axe-core scans.
- WCAG 2.0, 2.1, and 2.2, Section 508, and EN 301 549 rule filters, plus IS 17802 and GIGW review mappings.
- Failures, needs-review results, passes, severity, HTML snippets, suggested fixes, and in-page highlighting.
- Guided checks for headings, landmarks, keyboard order, forms, images, links, target size, page language, grayscale use, and text spacing.
- A contrast checker, accessible color suggestions, CSS overview, unit converter, local scan history, and HTML, CSV, JSON, and screenshot exports.
Access and onboarding
A11yChecks for Chrome is available through paid A11yChecks plans. Select the plan that fits your monitoring and team needs, or contact us to discuss access and onboarding.
- Choose an A11yChecks plan or request an enterprise consultation.
- We confirm the appropriate scope, access, and onboarding path.
- Your team receives installation guidance and can begin scanning authorized webpages.
Privacy and limitations
Page analysis happens locally in the active browser tab. The extension has no analytics, remote code, or external transmission of scanned page content. Preferences, manual-check notes, and recent scan summaries are stored locally in Chrome.
Automated testing cannot guarantee accessibility conformance. Results marked for review and the guided manual checks require human judgment. Chrome also prevents extensions from scanning browser-owned pages such as chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, and some restricted documents.