Web Accessibility
Website Accessibility Analyzer
A tool designed to identify potential accessibility issues on websites, such as missing image descriptions or insufficient color contrast, and suggest ways to improve them.
Overview
The Website Accessibility Analyzer is at the planning stage. It is meant to examine web pages for common barriers and explain what they mean for the people affected.
Problem
Accessibility gets lost in many web projects. Existing audit reports are often long and technical, and anyone new to the topic doesn't know where to begin.
Solution
The tool should find typical problems such as missing alternative text, weak contrast or an unclear heading structure, and explain in plain language why they matter and how to fix them.
Technical implementation
Still open. First I'll decide which checks can be automated reliably and which need a manual assessment.
Challenges
Most likely the limits of automation: many barriers can't be detected by a machine. The tool has to be honest about what it checks and what it doesn't.
Lessons learned
This section will be added once the project is far enough along to take an honest look back.
Screenshots
A command-line program without a graphical interface. There are no screenshots of its output yet.