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Your WCAG improvement plan in three steps

Start with a free WCAG check by email. Continue with a clear improvement plan and weekly scans to keep moving forward.

  1. Start with a free WCAG check

    Submit your website using the form. Receive the results of an automated accessibility check by email, with initial findings relevant to WCAG 2.2 AA.

  2. Work with a clear improvement plan

    Continue with AccessRadar's ongoing improvement plan: clear priorities, affected pages, and practical guidance so you know what to tackle each week.

  3. Improve weekly and track progress with scans

    Use your plan to make improvements. Weekly automated scans track changes and recurring issues, helping you keep your priorities up to date.

A practical rhythm for weekly improvement

Your improvement plan keeps the next tasks clear as your website changes. You or your developer carry out the improvements.

  1. Review the priorities and affected pages in your improvement plan.
  2. Investigate the findings and implement the improvements, including manual checks where needed.
  3. Compare the next weekly scan with previous findings and update your priorities.

A WCAG scan supports your assessment. An automated WCAG scan cannot establish full WCAG 2.2 AA compliance. Combine regular WCAG scans with manual evaluation and feedback from people with disabilities.

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Questions about getting started and weekly improvement

What is the first step?

Request a free WCAG check and receive the results by email. You can then continue with AccessRadar's improvement plan for clear weekly tasks and supporting scans.

What do I do each week?

Review your plan's priorities, investigate the findings, and implement improvements with your developer where needed. Compare the next scan with earlier results and update your priorities.

Do I still need manual accessibility testing?

Yes. Automated scans only find detectable issues. Include manual keyboard and assistive technology testing, along with feedback from people with disabilities, when assessing WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.