For people beginning their web accessibility journey, one of the most daunting tasks can be assessing the content you have already created to learn where and how improvements can be made. Doing a search for “web accessibility checker” returns a long list of free and paid tools and services that allow you, an automated program, or a third party to examine your website and identify problem areas.
However, several of those tools can either require some additional technical or accessibility knowledge that many people are not comfortable using or understanding as they start to learn more about web accessibility.
If you fall into that beginner category and are looking for quick, free, and easy to understand ways of identifying potential usability issues on your website to people with varying disabilities, here are a few resources you can check out to get started!
