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Find barriers.
See your next step.

Check one public page for seven common source-HTML issues. Get evidence and practical next steps in a downloadable HTML report.

Source HTML only. Visual contrast, keyboard use and JavaScript-rendered content need further review. See all seven checks and limits.

EXAMPLE REPORT · synthetic dataEvidence, then a next step
page title No issue found
language No issue found
image alt text Issue found · 1
form labels Issue found · 1
button names Issue found · 1
From our test page with deliberate issues. See the full example before you check your own page.

What we check

Seven checks on the page source

  • page title
  • language
  • image alt
  • form labels
  • link names
  • button names
  • frame titles

What we don't

  • Scripts don't run, so content built by JavaScript may come back "not tested".
  • Contrast, keyboard use, focus and landmarks need a person or a browser-based tool such as axe or WAVE.
  • One page at a time. This is screening to act on, not an audit, certification or legal advice.

How results read

Three plain answers for every check.

Issue found

Something to fix, with the evidence.

The element, its location in the HTML, and a next step.

<button></button>
→ Add descriptive visible text or an accessible label.
No issue found

This check saw no problem.

Nothing flagged in this page's source for this check. It is a screening result, not proof the page is accessible.

Not tested

Named, not skipped silently.

If the source has no matching elements, for example because content is built by JavaScript, the check is marked not tested.

How it works

One page, one report.

  1. 01

    Paste a public URL

    Confirm you own the site or have permission to scan it.

  2. 02

    Read the results

    Seven checks on the returned HTML, each marked with one of the three results.

  3. 03

    Download the report

    Save it as an HTML file. Previews aren't saved, so download before you leave the page.

Why the flag

Flag the barrier. Open the way.

Our flag stands for noticing what gets in someone's way and making the next step clearer. Its green ribbon represents progress toward easier access.

Green in our logo is a direction, not a clearance badge. Your report names what was checked, what needs attention and what still needs browser or manual review.

Your way through the web

Good access starts right here.

Choose how you see and read this site, then keep those preferences as you move from your first check to your report.

A view that suits you

Light, dark, high contrast or warm. Follow your system setting or make your own choice.

Room to read

Larger text, more space, a different font or a narrower reading column. Browser zoom stays available too.

Stay in control

Use your keyboard, reduce motion or emphasize links. Local read-aloud is available in supported browsers.

See it on our own test page

Before and after a hand-written fix.

View the before/after demo

Display & reading

Choose what works for you. Preferences apply across this site and are saved only in your browser.

Display & reading

Your browser zoom and accessibility tools remain available.

Listen to this page

Checking for a local reading voice…

Read-aloud is offered when this browser provides a local English voice. It is separate from your screen reader.