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To configure a scan for WCAG 2.2 AA, set the rule set to WCAG 2.2 at conformance level AA, define the scope of pages or URL patterns to…

WCAG 2.2 AA changes scans by introducing new success criteria that scanners must account for, though the practical impact on automated detection is limited. Most of the new…

Recurring scan schedule setup is the process of configuring an accessibility scanning tool to evaluate a defined set of pages on a fixed interval, with results delivered to…

Scan after a site redesign at four points: on staging before launch, on the day of launch, again 7 to 14 days after launch once content has settled,…

Most websites benefit from weekly accessibility scans, with high-activity sites moving to daily and stable sites reducing to monthly. The right scan frequency schedule depends on how often…

Most accessibility scanning tools let you export scan reports for your team in formats like PDF, CSV, HTML, and JSON. Exports give developers, designers, QA, and project managers…

To read a scan report, start with the summary counts, then move into the issue list where each entry shows the WCAG success criterion, severity, page location, the…

A useful accessibility scan report includes the issue type, the WCAG success criterion it relates to, the page or template where it was detected, the element or code…

Accessibility scans process dynamic content by loading a page in a headless browser, waiting for scripts to execute, and then evaluating the rendered HTML, CSS, and ARIA against…

Automated accessibility scans flag approximately 25% of WCAG issues on a given page. The remaining 75% requires human evaluation. Scans excel at detecting machine-verifiable conditions in code, but…

A scan can detect issues on a single page app, but only when the scanner is configured to wait for JavaScript-rendered content and to capture each application state.…