Three mode reviews. Twenty-eight WCAG 2.2 AA criteria. One HTML file you can open anywhere. No account, no tracking, no data leaves your machine.
One HTML file. 1,461 lines. Opens in any browser. Saves progress locally.
Everything you need to start an accessibility audit today.
Six pre-loaded findings covering color-only indicators, shape alternatives, focus states, status labels, and mode toggles. Simulate with Chrome DevTools across protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia.
Font scaling verification, touch target sizing (44x44px minimum), zoom behavior at 200%, input field readability, and line spacing audits. Catches the details automated scanners miss.
OpenDyslexic integration check, letter spacing, justified text detection, italic usage audit, line length measurement, and high-contrast mode options. Built on current reading accessibility research.
Twenty-eight criteria across all four principles: Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust. Seven flagged as high-risk for single-page web apps. Links to official WCAG documentation for every item.
Every finding and every criterion has a notes field. Record your observations, screenshot references, code locations, and remediation plans right alongside the audit.
One click generates a timestamped markdown report: all mode reviews, all checklist results, pass/fail/partial counts, and a summary. Ready to commit to your repo or email to a client.
Download, open, audit, export. That's it.
One HTML file. No install, no npm, no build step. Save it next to the code it governs — it lives in your repo, not on someone else's server.
Double-click and go. Works in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge. Works offline. Enter your name and the application you're reviewing.
Colorblind, Low Vision, Dyslexia, then WCAG checklist. Each finding has a status toggle (Pass / Fail / Partial / Not Tested) and a notes field. Progress saves automatically.
Hit "Generate Report" and download a timestamped markdown file with every finding, every checklist item, and a summary. Share it, commit it, or hand it to a client.
A page can pass every automated scan and still be unusable for someone with ADHD, low vision, or dyslexia. WCAG is the floor, not the ceiling.
Built by Jamie Davila — accessibility testing professional with two years of enterprise-scale testing including Bank of New York Mellon. Co-author of "Making Agile More Inclusive" in ASQ's Software Quality Professional (2020). Featured in the New York Times on inclusive remote engineering at Ultranauts.
This tool is free because accessibility shouldn't have a paywall. When you need more than a checklist — screen reader testing, cognitive walkthroughs, remediation architecture — that's when you call in a professional.
Available for WCAG 2.2 AA audits, remediation consulting, and accessibility architecture review.
$150–250/hr · jamie@zonegardening.com · zonegardening.com
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