Compliance-facing triage
Accessibility Risk Checker
This checker is a triage layer, not a legal certification. It helps teams find visible risk early, understand where manual review is needed, and decide whether a focused remediation sprint is justified.
Diagnostic intent
Visible accessibility risk
This public tool is designed to capture a sharper lead, prepare the right review context, and route the visitor toward a credible HAAM audit, sprint, or implementation conversation.
Public sector
Useful when the team needs a clearer outside signal before spending more time or budget.
universities
Useful when the team needs a clearer outside signal before spending more time or budget.
culture
Useful when the team needs a clearer outside signal before spending more time or budget.
ecommerce
Useful when the team needs a clearer outside signal before spending more time or budget.
SaaS
Useful when the team needs a clearer outside signal before spending more time or budget.
Inputs
What the visitor provides
The tool keeps the intake small enough to complete, but specific enough to support useful follow-up.
- Website URL
- Important pages
- Known user complaints
- Procurement or launch deadline
Review model
What HAAM should inspect
The first version collects the request. A full backend can attach evidence collection, screenshots, scoring, and reviewer approval behind the same page.
- Accessible names, labels, headings, landmarks, and page language
- Keyboard-sensitive controls, focus order, and trapped interactions
- Contrast, target size, motion, overflow, and mobile usability risk
- Forms, errors, messages, and completion-critical journeys
- Where automated checks end and manual testing must begin
Lead magnet output
What the prospect should receive
The goal is not a giant automated report. The goal is a compact, credible artifact that makes the next conversation easier.
- Risk-ranked accessibility issue list
- Manual review checklist
- Remediation sprint recommendation
- Evidence notes for stakeholder discussion
Example findings
The language should be specific, conservative, and useful
These examples show the type of signal the tool is meant to surface. Real findings should only be sent after evidence is collected and reviewed.
Example 1
A high-value form may be difficult to complete with keyboard-only navigation.
Example 2
Navigation and filter controls need clearer accessible names and state announcements.
Example 3
Automated checks are only a starting point because the main risk sits inside task completion.
Conversion path
Route the visitor into a serious project request
The call to action preloads the selected tool into HAAM start flow so the request has context before a conversation begins.