Review the images on one page
How to write useful alt text
Choose an alternative for each image based on its purpose, then check the result in context.
The WebAccez guide library
Practical website accessibility guides
Start with one page, one component, or one task. These guides explain what to check, how to make a useful change, and how to record the result.
Written for people who build and maintain websites. Each guide pairs a hands-on review with W3C references and explains where automated checks need human judgment.
Choose a task to work through
Check a component in every state
How to check website color contrast
Measure real foreground and background pairs, fix shared styles, and record what still needs review.
Complete one task without a mouse
How to test a website with a keyboard
Follow a repeatable keyboard checklist and write a finding another person can reproduce.
Use a scan as a starting point
An automated scan can flag missing alternatives and some contrast or markup problems on the pages it reaches. It cannot decide whether an image description is useful or complete a task with a keyboard for you.
Run the relevant checks, make a change, then repeat both the automated and manual steps. Record untested pages and states as untested. These focused guides are part of a wider accessibility review.
Try a free scan of up to five pages