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Free ADA audit tool
Enter your URL. We scan it against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and return a scored report with every failure ranked by complaint risk.
Example of what a report flags
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See it in action
A walkthrough of the findings you receive, scored, ranked, and mapped to the WCAG criterion behind each one.
22 issues found on one page, checked against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. 21 of 27 automated checks passed.
Compliance at risk. Eight critical issues block some people from using these pages at all. Findings at this level are the kind that ADA Title II and Section 508 reviews focus on.
Sample report layout. Your results will reflect the page you scan.
Why this matters now
When a control has no name or a form field has no label, nobody emails you about it. They leave, and it lands in your analytics as a bounce.
1 in 4
U.S. adults has a disability
CDC, Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2022, the most recent federal disability data published. Over 70 million adults, 28.7%. Not all disabilities affect web use;
Today
Apr 2027
ADA Title II deadline for public entities serving 50,000 or more residents. Smaller entities and special districts have until April 2028.
U.S. Department of Justice, interim final rule, April 2026, extending the original 2024 deadlines by one year.
WCAG 2.2
Level AA is the standard we scan your Drupal site against
Title II requires WCAG 2.1 AA. We check against 2.2, the newer and stricter version, so you are measured against more than the law currently requires.
Run the free ADA audit on your own Drupal site. Under a minute, no account needed.
What it checks
A category passes only when every check inside it passes. Select one to see what sits behind it.
Buttons, links and controls carry names that describe what they do when read aloud.
Text stands out enough from its background to stay readable in poor light or with reduced vision.
The whole page can be operated with a keyboard alone, without getting stuck, and the focused item stays visible.
Images, icons, audio and video carry text alternatives so they still make sense to someone who cannot see or hear them.
Every field is clearly labelled, so people know what to type and screen readers can announce it.
Headings, landmarks and lists are used properly, so assistive technology can navigate the page in a sensible order.
Where this leads
Free, right now
Next step
The scan covers the single page you enter. A Drupal site of any size has thousands, which is what the manual audit is for.
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Got questions
We scan against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. ADA Title II requires WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 references an earlier version still, so 2.2 checks your site against a newer, stricter bar than either currently mandates.
No. The report is based on automated scanning and is meant to help you prioritise remediation. It is not a legal opinion, a VPAT, or a conformance statement.
Around 60 items per page need human judgement, and four failure types common in Drupal need manual testing to surface: keyboard traps in contrib widgets, inaccessible PDFs, heading structure in block output, and focus indicator suppression from global CSS.
One page, the URL you enter. Run it on your highest-traffic public service page for the most useful picture. Full-site coverage is part of the manual audit.
We use them to deliver your audit and follow up on the findings.
One URL, one audit, a report you can put in front of your team this afternoon.