FrontPR is a GitHub Action that scans your frontend for accessibility issues on every pull request — before anything merges. It runs two checks: static analysis of your JSX/TSX source files, and a real browser scan of your deployed site. Results appear directly in the PR as a comment showing new issues, fixed issues, and persisting ones — so you always know if a PR made things better or worse. Free. Takes 2 minutes to set up.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
We built FrontPR because accessibility kept slipping through in code review. Nobody was intentionally shipping broken contrast or missing alt text — it just wasn't visible until users complained.
So we built a GitHub Action that catches it automatically. Every PR gets scanned twice: once statically against your source code (~15 seconds), and once with a real browser loading your actual deployed site (~1–3 minutes). The PR comment shows exactly what's new, what's fixed, and what's persisting compared to the previous scan.
It's free. We'd love to hear what you think — especially if something breaks 🙂