Find what blocks people.
Test any public page in a real browser, at desktop and phone width. You get every WCAG 2.2 AA failure it can measure, where it is in your own markup, and the code that fixes it.
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Results
What this did not check
Automated testing catches roughly a third of WCAG failures. A clean result is useful evidence, not a legal certification.
- Any page other than the one you gave, or any width between 320px and desktop
- Whether alt text is accurate rather than merely present
- Whether the reading and focus order make human sense
- Whether a custom dropdown behaves for a screen reader
Fix this site, or have a better one built.
A full audit covers every page that matters, implements the fixes rather than listing them, and adds a pass with a real screen reader for the two thirds no tool can reach.
If the site is fighting you rather than one page failing, Ermaz manufactures a new one from a paragraph about your business, and checks every build against this same standard before it ships.