Accessibility guide

Accessibility homepage signals: what automated scans can surface

Automated homepage accessibility signals are review cues from the scanned public page, such as visual contrast, semantic labeling, text alternatives, and keyboard navigation indicators. They are not a full WCAG audit.

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What CertScore observes

CertScore.ai can surface automated signals related to color contrast, form labels, image text alternatives, document structure, focus behavior, and keyboard-oriented navigation.

These observations help prioritize review, especially when the same pattern appears across important public pages.

What automated scans cannot prove

Automated accessibility checks do not evaluate every user journey, assistive technology experience, content update, or design intent.

Teams should use these findings as triage signals, then review affected components and flows with manual testing where risk or user impact is meaningful.

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CertScore.ai automated findings may contain errors. Always review the underlying evidence. CertScore.ai does not provide legal advice or certify compliance.