What automated scans can tell you
Automated accessibility checks identify many code-level WCAG issues quickly, including missing labels, contrast problems, heading errors, and ARIA misuse.
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AccessibilityScore.in is a free WCAG scan powered by HalfAccessible and axe-core. Find common accessibility barriers, see issue-level guidance, and learn when a manual audit is the right next step.
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How it works
Step 1
Start with a free single-page accessibility score.
Step 2
See severity, WCAG mapping, and remediation guidance.
Step 3
Remediate automated issues, or buy page scan credits when you need more pages.
Compliance guides
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Scan as many websites as you want. Each audited page uses one page scan credit. No limit on the number of websites.
Automated accessibility checks identify many code-level WCAG issues quickly, including missing labels, contrast problems, heading errors, and ARIA misuse.
A score helps prioritize fixes, but manual review is needed to confirm keyboard access, screen reader behavior, forms, content, and complete user journeys.
HalfAccessible pairs certified accessibility expertise with engineering guidance so teams can move from an automated report to fixes that actually ship.
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Free Section 508 accessibility checker. Learn who Section 508 applies to, how the Revised 508 Standards use WCAG 2.0 AA, and what a scan can and cannot show.
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EN 301 549 explained: the European ICT accessibility standard behind the EAA and Web Accessibility Directive, what changed in V4.1.1 (WCAG 2.2), its clauses, and how to test against it.
The DOJ's ADA Title II web and mobile app rule explained: WCAG 2.1 AA, the extended 2027 and 2028 deadlines, the five exceptions, and how state and local governments can prepare.
WCAG 2.1 vs WCAG 2.2: the 9 new success criteria, the removal of 4.1.1 Parsing, criteria counts by level, which laws use which version, and which one to target.
The UK Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018 explained: who must comply, the WCAG 2.2 AA standard, accessibility statements, exemptions, disproportionate burden and enforcement.
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Why teams use it
Buy $10 for 1,000 page scan credits on the Page scan credits page. The charge is a USD card payment. UPI is not offered.
An accessibility score is a quick estimate of how many automated WCAG checks a web page passes. It helps teams prioritize obvious issues, but it is not a complete compliance determination.
No. Automated scans can catch common code-level problems, but many accessibility barriers require manual review with keyboard navigation, screen readers, and human judgment.
AccessibilityScore.in is powered by HalfAccessible, a digital accessibility consulting company that provides manual WCAG audits, remediation, VPAT and ACR documentation, and accessibility monitoring.
Use the report to fix automated findings, then schedule manual accessibility testing to validate keyboard access, screen reader behavior, forms, flows, content, and real user journeys.
No. AccessibilityScore.in provides automated WCAG triage. A compliance position still needs manual review, assistive technology testing, remediation evidence, and documentation.
The scan uses axe-core rules that map to common WCAG failures. It can support WCAG 2.2 triage, but it cannot evaluate every WCAG 2.2 success criterion on its own.
Yes, it can identify obvious accessibility issues that often matter in ADA and Section 508 programs, but legal and procurement readiness requires broader manual testing and documentation.
Manual audits find issues automated tools miss, including keyboard traps, focus order problems, screen reader confusion, unclear error messages, and task-flow barriers.