Disclaimer

Accessibility Watch publishes automated accessibility scans of publicly available web pages, for educational and public-interest purposes. Each report describes what an automated test (axe-core, against WCAG 2.1 Level AA) found on the page as it was publicly served on the stated date. See our methodology for how reports are produced.

Accessibility is the law — but our reports are not legal advice

Web accessibility is required under the ADA, Section 508, and the EU's European Accessibility Act. Nothing here is legal advice or a legal determination, and we are not your lawyers. For advice about your specific obligations, consult a qualified attorney.

Automated testing has limits

Automated scans can produce occasional false positives and cannot detect every barrier. A report is a factual record of automated findings, not a complete audit or a certification of (non-)conformance.

Get a report corrected or removed

If you believe a report is inaccurate, the fastest remedy is to re-scan the page — if it now passes, the report is removed automatically. Owners can also request removal by verifying domain control. We honor verified removals.