Improve Your Accessibility Score

Boosting your accessibility score not only helps you meet compliance standards but also ensures a better experience for all users. Follow these focused recommendations to tackle the most impactful improvements first.

Start by addressing critical issues uncovered in your latest scan—these have the highest impact on users with disabilities.

Quick Actions

Ensure every image has a descriptive alt attribute.

Add Meaningful Alt Text

Meet WCAG contrast ratios for text and UI elements.

Improve Color Contrast

Verify all interactive elements are focusable and operable via keyboard.

Enhance Keyboard Navigation

Structure content with proper headings, landmarks, and lists.

Use Semantic HTML

Step-by-Step Improvement

1. Tackle Critical Errors

Fix blocking barriers first—missing labels, empty buttons, or hidden content.

2. Address High-Severity Issues

Resolve major usability problems like form input labeling and ARIA roles.

3. Refine Medium & Low Issues

Polish enhancements: focus styling, live region announcements, skip links.

4. Manual Verification

Test with keyboard only and a screen reader to catch issues automated scans miss.

5. Re-scan & Track Progress

Run another scan and compare scores to measure your improvement.

Ongoing Best Practices

Consistent Headings
Use a logical <h1>–<h6> hierarchy to organize content.
Readable Text
Keep font sizes ≥ 16px and maintain sufficient line height.
Responsive Design
Ensure layouts adapt across screen sizes and support zoom up to 200%.
Form Accessibility
Label every form control clearly and position labels close to inputs.
Focus Indicators
Make keyboard focus visible with clear outlines or custom styles.

Remember: Small UI tweaks add up—each improvement nudges your score higher!