Accessibility isn't a checklist tucked away from SEO — it's the same work. Crawl Insight audits the semantic, visual and interactive layers that decide whether everyone can actually use your site.
Findings map cleanly onto WCAG criteria and ship with the same severity and fix structure as the rest of your audit.
Landmarks, labels, alt text and ARIA usage that decide whether assistive tech can actually navigate the page.
Text, links and interactive states checked against WCAG ratios — including hover and focus.
Correct use of headings, lists, buttons and links — the structure search engines lean on too.
Tab order, focus traps and visible focus states for users who never touch a mouse.
Target sizes, motion sensitivity and form clarity that reduce friction for everyone.
Language declarations, descriptive link text and consistent navigation across templates.
Decorative images correctly hidden from assistive tech.
No skipped levels and headings that describe their section.
Text, icons and stateful UI all hit the required ratios.
Keyboard users always know where they are on the page.
Inputs are associated, described and recoverable from errors.
Used semantically, with descriptive text instead of "click here".
Header, main, nav and footer mapped so screen readers can jump.
Every interactive element can be reached and exited via keyboard.
Tap targets that overlap, text that shrinks below readable sizes, focus states that disappear under a thumb — Crawl Insight surfaces these mobile-specific accessibility issues alongside the SEO ones.
Add accessibility to your next Crawl Insight audit and get a structured plan to remove the barriers your design and templates introduce.
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