Accessibility Insights for Web

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Accessibility Insights for Web helps developers quickly find and fix accessibility issues.

Latest reviews

• (2023-09-30) Brodie Farrell-Oates: This is such a handy tool ,much more detailed than using Lighthouse to run assessments.
• (2023-09-24) Lucas Menezes: A good extension for tests of accessibility. With W3C docs references and highlight (in red) HTML elements with errors to fix. Nice job!!!
• (2023-06-17) This is the best free extension to use if you need to conduct an accessibility test or audit. LOVE the export assessment function!
• (2023-02-13) zhao yang (没有昵称): "Ensure links are distinguished from surrounding text in a way that does not rely on color" The problem is undetectable in Google Chrome,It can be detected in the Edg browser
• (2022-11-25) Дмитрий Гуревич: Отличное приложение
• (2022-06-30) Emeka Orji: This makes a lot of sense!
• (2022-05-27) Ariel Lima Cavalcante: Absolutely fantastic tool :) As a feedback, the Assessment feature is a bit hard to understand what to do to start it, at first. Maybe it could have a "Start" button or something. Also, throughout the application we see lots of toggle switches being used as other components, and it gets very confusing. I'd be very glad to help out a bit with design, if there's a repository or something I could propose some changes that'd be nice.
• (2022-04-04) James Wilson: Great extension, I've been using it for about a year
• (2022-03-30) Bob C.: I love this plugin. It's been vital to making better web apps. But lately it just stops working intermittently. There are continuous messages in background.html
• (2022-03-15) Much of what it takes to make an application truly accessible is providing instructions to machines on how to interpret the intent of the code, making it inherently impossible to fully test with automation. This extension will start with an automated report, and then proceeds to give comprehensive instructions on how to supplement it with manual testing. This is a game changer.
• (2021-08-17) Tristan Gibbs: I sat for hours trying out all the different accessibility extensions. This one is definitely one of the best. Very helpful.
• (2021-02-12) This is the first time I feel obligated to write a review. This is amazing, thank you! It will definitely help my team improve accessibility in our app. The tab stop feature does really help finding those tricky hidden (by css) fields or interactive elements that shouldn't be on the page.
• (2020-02-10) Kyle Charlton: I've tried a variety of accessibility tools and this one has beat them all. It offers the most insights as well as the best interface.
• (2019-12-12) Justin Harris: Surprisingly easy and helpful.
• (2019-10-04) Sean McMains: While I am neither a QA tester or web accessibility specialist by trade, I got to shoulder that mantle for a recent project. The combination of automated tests, guided manual tests, and ample supportive material were a godsend. I've been able to work very effectively with our web devs to improve the accessibility of our work dramatically.
• (2019-05-20) Warren Diprose: Not trusting any one particular tool I choose to use lots of accessibility checkers and compare their reports. I am finding Accessibility Insights for Web's features, polished interface and accuracy refreshing. With Section 508 Refresh deadline looming and a mountain of content to review/remediate, accuracy is paramount. I can't afford to waste time on false reports or bad reporting tools.
• (2019-03-15) Application broken for Linux Mint 19 Cinnamon/ Google Chrome 70.0.3538.77
• (2019-03-14) Andrey Sitnik: Doesn’t work (Linux). Icon disapears when I try to click on it.
• (2019-03-13) Sasha Sirotkin: The fast pass (which quickly finds errors in your page) is polished (especially since many accessible tools are garbage-y looking) and effective (though not game-changing). The visualization tools are really impressive though! The header highlighting and "tab stops" (it's closer to "tab trials") features make this thing worthwhile