Work on WCAG 2.2 AA suitability every week
A WCAG improvement plan with weekly scans
Work towards WCAG 2.2 AA compliance through continuous weekly improvement in your personal dashboard. Your plan brings together clear priorities, practical tips for website owners and developers, and findings from automated tests and AI content analysis.
Your improvement plan in a personal dashboard
Your personal dashboard brings together the findings, affected pages, and next steps for your website. See what needs attention and how to turn it into practical improvements towards WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.
Keep your priorities, tips, and progress in one place. The example below shows how a weekly focus translates into concrete tasks, so you and your developer can work from the same plan.
Your next step
Let visitors without a mouse use your whole site
- Failed
- 2.4.7 Focus Visible
- Level AA
- Serious
- Why it matters
- Visitors who navigate with a keyboard, switch control or voice control get stuck here. A control they cannot reach costs you an enquiry or order straight away.
Focus first on what matters most
A long list of findings can make it hard to get started. Priorities help you focus on barriers that deserve attention first, giving each week a clear direction.
- Start with barriers that could prevent visitors from navigating, understanding information, or completing an important action.
- Look for recurring issues across pages: improving shared content or a component can address several findings at once.
- Translate the priorities into a manageable set of tasks for the week, then review the next scan to decide what needs attention next.
Suggested priorities guide investigation. Automatically assigned severity is not a definitive measure of real-world user impact.
- In progress
This week
Let visitors without a mouse use your whole site - Planned
Next week
Help more visitors complete your forms - Planned
Upcoming
Make your images understandable for everyone
Practical tips for website owners and developers
Each finding needs a clear next step. Your dashboard explains what needs attention, where it occurs, and what you can improve. Content tips and technical guidance help you share the work with the right person.
For website owners: improve your content
Get tips you can use when editing your website, such as writing descriptive link text, using clear headings, or adding image descriptions that fit the context. The explanations help you understand why a change matters and what to review in your content management system.
For developers: address the technical cause
Use the affected pages and technical guidance to investigate issues in your code, templates, or components. Think of form labels, semantic markup, and keyboard interaction. You or your developer implement the improvements; AccessRadar does not change your website automatically.
Automated tests and AI content analysis
Your improvement plan combines automated accessibility tests with AI analysis of your content. Both feed into your dashboard, with findings and suggestions you can investigate and act on.
Automated tests for detectable issues
Weekly tests look for automatically detectable accessibility issues relevant to WCAG 2.2 AA. The results show which pages need attention and help you compare findings as your website changes.
AI analysis for content suggestions
AI content analysis looks at your content and suggests improvements, for example to link text or image descriptions. Review those suggestions for meaning, context, and accuracy before applying them. An AI suggestion is not a definitive WCAG assessment.
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.
What a more accessible website means for your customers
Every weekly improvement helps you build a website more people can use. Working towards WCAG 2.2 AA compliance supports customer inclusion, easier website use, and clearer content for search engines.
Include more customers
Reduce barriers for customers with disabilities, including people who use screen readers or a keyboard. Help more visitors explore your offering and use your services independently.
Make your website easier to use
Clear navigation, descriptive links, and well-labelled forms help visitors find information and complete tasks, such as getting in touch or submitting a request.
Build a stronger SEO foundation
Descriptive link text and meaningful image descriptions help search engines understand your content. These content improvements support SEO alongside accessibility.
Build on these benefits each week: help more customers find their way independently, understand your offering, and take the next step on your website.
Make accessibility part of your regular website maintenance. Keep improving each week with a personal dashboard, clear priorities, practical tips, scans, and AI content analysis.
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Questions about your WCAG improvement plan
What information is included in the improvement plan?
Your personal dashboard brings together weekly priorities, practical tips for website owners and developers, affected pages, and progress. Automated tests and AI content analysis provide findings and suggestions for your improvement plan.
Who carries out the improvements?
You or your developer investigate the findings and implement the improvements. The plan provides priorities and practical guidance. AccessRadar does not automatically change your website.
Why does the improvement plan include weekly scans?
Weekly scans help you compare findings over time and spot detectable issues as your website changes. Use those findings to review your priorities and keep improving towards WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.