I built a free WCAG 2.2 accessibility scanner: and here's why it matters.
96% of websites fail basic accessibility checks. That means millions of people with visual, motor, or cognitive disabilities simply can't use most of the internet.
I kept seeing beautiful websites that were completely inaccessible. The tools to fix it? Either expensive, complicated, or both.
So I built WebPossum.com: a free, no-signup accessibility scanner powered by real axe-core engine.
You paste a URL. In seconds you get: → A score from 0–100 → Every WCAG 2.2 violation with impact level (critical / serious / moderate) → The exact HTML element causing the problem → A live preview that highlights violations directly on your page in green, yellow, and red
It's completely free. No account needed.
If you work in web development, design, or run a business with a website — this affects you legally too. ADA lawsuits related to web accessibility are at an all-time high.
I built a free WCAG 2.2 accessibility scanner: and here's why it matters.
96% of websites fail basic accessibility checks.
That means millions of people with visual, motor, or cognitive disabilities simply can't use most of the internet.
I kept seeing beautiful websites that were completely inaccessible. The tools to fix it? Either expensive, complicated, or both.
So I built WebPossum.com: a free, no-signup accessibility scanner powered by real axe-core engine.
You paste a URL. In seconds you get:
→ A score from 0–100
→ Every WCAG 2.2 violation with impact level (critical / serious / moderate)
→ The exact HTML element causing the problem
→ A live preview that highlights violations directly on your page in green, yellow, and red
It's completely free. No account needed.
If you work in web development, design, or run a business with a website — this affects you legally too. ADA lawsuits related to web accessibility are at an all-time high.
Try it on your own site: webpossum.com
I'd love to hear what you find 👇