Accessibility and Mobile Optimization

Accessibility isn't just an obligation

An accessible site can be used by people with disabilities too — with screen readers, keyboard navigation, or impaired vision. Beyond increasingly being a legal requirement, accessibility improves usability for everyone and correlates with a higher-quality, better-structured site.

Many accessibility principles also overlap with SEO — semantic headings, image alt text, or a clear structure benefit people and search engines at the same time.

What we check

• Semantic page elements — landmarks main, nav, header, footer.
• Image alt text and labels for links and buttons.
• Text contrast, font size and the ability to zoom.
• Mobile friendliness and correct viewport settings.
• Form accessibility — field labels and states.
• Skip-to-content link for keyboard navigation.

The result

The tool goes through your page according to WCAG and mobile optimization principles and, for every shortcoming, suggests a concrete fix. By addressing them one by one, you improve the experience for visitors on mobile and desktop while strengthening the technical foundation for SEO.