Is my website ADA compliant?

Use our free Accessibility Checker to instantly scan your website for ADA compliance issues. We identify accessibility barriers, WCAG violations, and provide specific recommendations to make your site compliant and avoid costly lawsuits.

Can I get sued for an inaccessible website?

Yes, ADA website lawsuits increased 400% from 2017-2023, with over 4,000 cases filed in 2023 alone. Our accessibility checker helps identify compliance risks and provides actionable steps to protect your business from legal action.

How do I check if my website is accessible?

Our comprehensive Accessibility Checker scans for common barriers like missing alt text, keyboard navigation issues, color contrast problems, and WCAG compliance violations. Get an instant report with prioritized fixes to improve accessibility.

What accessibility issues should I fix first?

Prioritize critical issues like missing alt text, keyboard accessibility, color contrast, and form labels - these affect the most users and pose the highest legal risks. Our checker identifies and ranks issues by impact and compliance severity.

Free WCAG Compliance Test

Check your website for accessibility violations and ensure legal compliance with WCAG 2.1 guidelines.

Legal Protection

Avoid costly ADA lawsuits. Over 4,000 website accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2022 alone.

Reach 15% More Users

1 in 4 adults has a disability. Accessible websites serve everyone, expanding your potential audience.

Better SEO Rankings

Search engines favor accessible websites. Proper headings and structure improve your search visibility.

Important Legal Notice

Website accessibility is required by law. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) applies to websites, and businesses can face lawsuits and fines for non-compliant sites. Recent settlements have ranged from $10,000 to $500,000+. Don't wait for a lawsuit - check your compliance now.

Most Common WCAG Violations We Check

Missing Alt Text

Images without alternative text are invisible to screen readers.

Unlabeled Form Fields

Form inputs need labels for screen reader users to understand them.

Poor Heading Structure

Improper heading hierarchy confuses navigation for assistive technologies.

Unclear Link Text

"Click here" and "read more" links don't describe their destinations.

Missing Page Structure

Pages need proper landmarks and language attributes for accessibility.

Color Contrast Issues

Text must have sufficient contrast for users with visual impairments.

Website Accessibility by the Numbers

98%

of websites have accessibility barriers

4,605

ADA website lawsuits filed in 2022

61M

adults in the US have a disability

$13T

annual spending power of disabled community

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