Late-stage fixes are expensive
Reworking inaccessible forms and navigation after release burns sprint capacity and forces urgent hotfixes.
Screen reader simulation for blind developers
accessibility-dev-helper captures your DOM in real time, simulates spoken output, and flags actionable WCAG issues so your team can fix accessibility bugs while the pull request is still open.
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> Heading level 1, Checkout
> Link, Back to cart
> Form field, Email address, required
> Alert: Button has no accessible name
> Button, Place order
Most engineering teams only test visual behavior. Screen-reader behavior is invisible during regular QA, so blockers stay hidden until customer complaints, expensive audits, or legal escalation.
Reworking inaccessible forms and navigation after release burns sprint capacity and forces urgent hotfixes.
Nearly 285 million visually impaired users rely on spoken cues. Missing labels and structure blocks essential tasks.
Startups shipping customer-facing products need evidence of accessibility coverage without hiring a full specialist team.
Use the browser extension during local development, then run deeper audits in the dashboard before merge.
Understand reading order, landmark announcements, link context, and form labeling exactly as a screen reader would narrate it.
Each finding includes severity, affected selector, and practical remediation guidance your developers can apply immediately.
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Keep using your existing stack. Paste HTML snapshots or audit public staging URLs, then hand results directly to your PR owners.
One plan, one workflow: extension + dashboard + simulation API for individual developers and QA engineers.
Pro Plan
Built for frontend developers and QA engineers at startups shipping customer-facing products.
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No. The simulator mirrors core screen-reader interpretation patterns so developers can catch most structural issues before manual assistive-tech QA.
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Yes. QA can paste rendered HTML from staging pages and review the spoken transcript plus structured issue report with clear severity labels.
The analyzer surfaces WCAG-aligned concerns with rule support from axe-core plus additional semantic checks for labels, headings, and ARIA role usage.