accessiBe

accessiBe is a cutting-edge accessibility tool that uses #AI to make websites accessible to people with disabilities. It's #efficient, intuitive, and highly #effective, a wise choice for website owners.

@shir_ekerling1 This is super easy and helpful. Thanks for putting it together. Is there a version that people can use for web apps that are behind a login? Any plans to have a version of this for mobile apps?

This is a great tool to help website owners have their websites be accessible to everyone as well as have their websites be ADA-compliant. I would recommend everyone use this product if their websites don't currently meet the standards set out by the law.

Great idea, but too bad that in practice it does not work for real-life complex web applications. It randomly changes the lang attribute to French, randomly breaks your forms, instead of submitting them, it pops up their interface, etc... And their support is terrible, well, just doesn't exist. Why tell your customers that you are looking into the issues if you are not? only after the fourth email and two weeks later they finally reply truthfully telling you they don't know what's going on and it might or might not be fixed in the next release (and it will be a surprise when that is).

If your business is accessibility, make your site 100% accessible. - You have duplicate IDs - The carousel is not accessible - Contrast problems - At some place the heading hierarchy is wrong - ...

This is such a unique and interesting tool and could have a huge impact on the world wide web. Accessibility has fallen behind the curve in the evolution of website design and aCe could well help bring it back to the front from my early testing. I thought that our company website would be fairly compliant but I was quite wrong, especially for graphics. We certainly need to put work into fixing these accessibility issues. The breakdown of each section and each test inside aCe is excellent. I love the way it puts the results into sections and explains each test/check in detail. I counted 50 checks altogether, which is very conclusive! I'd also be very interested to see whether fixing issues highlighted be aCe has an impact on both SEO and CRO.