Blind Users
Controls become unlabeled or misleading.
Accessibility Failure Lab
Feel the BreakdownBefore Users Do
This homepage is not a checklist. It is an impact cockpit for teams that need to show exactly how inaccessible flows fail real people.
Signal
96.3%
homepages fail WCAG
Signal
1.3B
people impacted
Signal
$13T
spending power
Signal
4,605
lawsuits in 2023
Coverage
21
fully modeled issue demos
Severity Atlas
Start Where User Harm Is Highest
6
CRITICAL
Complete Blockers
Users cannot proceed. Task completion is impossible.
- Keyboard Trap
- Focus Trap in Drawer
- Missing Alt on Functional Images
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6
HIGH
Major Barriers
Extremely difficult. Users struggle significantly.
- Missing Form Labels
- Keyboard-Inaccessible Select
- Low Contrast
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5
MEDIUM
Moderate Issues
Frustrating and confusing. Poor user experience.
- Heading Level Chaos
- Ambiguous Link Text
- No Skip Link
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4
LOW
Minor Friction
Annoying but workable. Still needs fixing.
- Redundant ARIA
- Missing Lang Attribute
- Decorative Image Alt Noise
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Operational Flow
From Demo to Decision in Four Moves
Step 1
Pick a Severity
Start with Critical when you need to align executives fast, then move downward for cumulative friction.
Step 2
Run the Demo
Use keyboard-only interaction and screen reader simulation to reproduce failure in under two minutes.
Step 3
Document Impact
Capture user harm and business risk with WCAG reference tied to each scenario.
Step 4
Prioritize Fixes
Move from isolated bug reports to sequenced remediation by user impact.
Impact Lens
Real People, Repeated Barriers
These are not edge cases. They are everyday users blocked by avoidable interaction failures.
Deaf Users
Audio-first content has no equivalent path.
Motor Users
Tiny controls and traps block completion.
Cognitive
Motion and inconsistent structure overloads users.
Older Adults
Contrast and focus failures reduce usability.
Temporary Limits
Injuries turn minor issues into blockers.
Build With Visibility, Not Assumptions
Run the demos with your team, capture the failures, and convert them into a remediation roadmap users can actually feel.