Can every customer use your website?
One in four US adults has a disability, and website accessibility lawsuits and demand letters now hit small businesses more than anyone: restaurants, clinics, salons, contractors. Enter your website and see which basics screen readers, keyboards and low-vision visitors need are missing, with a plain-English fix for each.
I load your homepage once, like a normal visitor, and read its HTML. Nothing is stored or sent to anyone.
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See whether Google can index your homepage, how your result looks, and which technical basics (structured data, sitemap, phone and address) are missing.
Questions
Why does accessibility matter for a small business?
Two reasons. About one in four adults has a disability, so an inaccessible site turns real customers away. And in the US, the ADA is applied to websites: law firms send demand letters to small businesses (restaurants, dentists, salons, contractors) citing exactly the issues on this list, and settling one typically costs more than fixing the site would have. A few states and the EU have their own rules on top.
What does the checker look at?
The accessibility basics that can be read from your homepage's HTML: language, title, image alt text, form labels, links and buttons with names, heading structure, whether zoom is blocked, tab order, landmarks, a skip link, autoplaying media, iframe titles, new-tab warnings, duplicate ids and table headers. These map to WCAG 2.1 level A and AA criteria and are the items automated audits and demand letters cite most.
If I score an A, am I ADA compliant?
No tool can promise that. Roughly a third of WCAG can be checked automatically; color contrast, focus visibility, keyboard traps, captions and whether the alt text actually makes sense need a person. An A here means the common, cheap-to-fix issues are handled, which removes most of the low-hanging fruit a complaint would list.
Do you store my website or results?
No. Results are cached for 15 minutes so a refresh is instant, then discarded. Only if you fill in the form do I get your email and the results.
What does fixing this cost?
Most items here (alt text, labels, headings, the viewport tag, landmarks) can be fixed on an existing site in a day or two. A rebuild makes sense when the site is a page-builder tangle or was never built for phones. Leave your email and I'll tell you honestly which one you need.