Accessibility-first website risk checks

Find obvious accessibility issues before launch.

SiteCheck Canada gives Canadian small businesses, agencies, nonprofits, municipalities, and web teams a practical first-pass website accessibility check before a formal review or client handoff.

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What it checks

Scan a public URL or pasted HTML for missing alt text, heading problems, unlabeled forms, vague links, empty buttons, iframe titles, duplicate IDs, page language, and simple contrast issues.

Why Canada context matters

Canadian teams often need to think about WCAG, AODA, federal expectations, procurement language, and client commitments. SiteCheck keeps the first pass practical without pretending one scan answers every legal question.

What to do next

Fix obvious critical and major issues, export notes for the team, then use the checklist to plan keyboard testing, screen reader review, document checks, and qualified review where needed.

How it works

  1. Enter a public URL or paste HTML.
  2. Get a first-pass accessibility report.
  3. Fix obvious issues and plan manual review.

Built for

  • Canadian small businesses
  • Agencies and freelancers
  • Nonprofits
  • Municipalities and community organizations
  • Web teams preparing for review

Start with one useful check

Pick the route that matches what you need today.

Run the checker Check one public page or pasted HTML for obvious accessibility issues. Open the Canadian checklist Plan the manual review that automation cannot replace. Read what automation misses Set expectations before relying on a scan result. Choose a page type Learn which accessibility risks matter most for each page type. See examples Review before-and-after patterns for common fixes. Generate a statement draft Create cautious starter copy after checking the site. Small business guide Triage what matters on a limited budget. Agency checklist Build a repeatable QA process for client projects. Nonprofit checklist Focus on donations, events, and volunteer forms.