What The Snapshot Covers
Public-page HTML signals that can affect assistive technology and usability, such as missing page language, weak headings, missing image alternatives, unlabeled forms, empty links, iframe titles, and mobile viewport setup.
Business risk context, including ecommerce exposure, monthly traffic, platform complexity, and whether the site has already received a demand letter.
A prioritized recommendation: quick fixes, deeper audit, accessiBe-style automated support, or manual remediation.
What It Does Not Claim
It does not certify your website as compliant.
It does not replace legal advice.
It does not replace expert manual testing, especially for checkout flows, logged-in areas, JavaScript-only interactions, color contrast, screen reader behavior, and custom widgets.
Best Next Step
Run the snapshot, review the priority issues, and decide whether you need an automated accessibility layer, a manual audit, developer remediation, or a hybrid plan.
Frequently asked questions
Is an automated accessibility scan enough for WCAG compliance?
No. Automated scans are useful for finding many common issues, but full WCAG conformance also needs human testing, keyboard review, assistive-technology checks, content review, and ongoing governance.
Can I use the report after receiving a demand letter?
It can help you understand likely issue categories and prepare a next-step plan, but demand letters should be reviewed with qualified legal counsel.