Free · one page · no account
Scan one page. See the order to fix it in.
Paste a URL. limena runs automated checks mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA on that page, explains each finding in plain language, and groups them by the change likely to address them.
Loading the page
- Loading the page in a real browser
- Running WCAG 2.2 AA checks
- Grouping by root cause
- Ordering the path
Automated checks ·
These checks are mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA. Legal accessibility requirements vary by jurisdiction, and automated testing alone cannot establish compliance.
Where they are
Select a marker to see what was found and the recommended change.
What the check found
What it could mean for people
Recommended change
Suggested owner
Findings, in priority order
Ordered by who each issue may affect and how severely, not by how many rules it breaks.Confirmed failure means a check mapped to a WCAG criterion found enough evidence of a specific failure. Needs review means it found a likely problem that a person has to judge, often because the criterion has exceptions an automated check cannot see.
Where to start
Ranked by how many flagged locations each change addresses, not by how easy it is. A recommendation is not a fix: re-test after each change to confirm which findings it resolved.
What these results cover
Then make sure it was fixed.
A finding is closed when a re-test shows it cleared, not when a change ships. limena tests every page of the site on a cadence and shows which findings cleared and which came back. On Team, each change goes to an owner in Jira and its status is read back.
What the free check gives you, and what it does not.
In the free check
- One page, run through automated checks mapped to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Confirmed failures marked apart from what needs review
- Each finding in plain language, with who it may affect
- Findings grouped by the change likely to address them, with a suggested owner
Needs an account
- Every page of the site, tested on a cadence
- A re-test that shows which findings cleared, and alerts when one comes back
- Each change assigned in Jira, with its status read back
- Manual review findings recorded beside the automated ones