GetWCAG was born from first-hand experience with accessibility challenges. One of our founders lives with vision impairment and became increasingly frustrated navigating websites with poor contrast, unreadable text, and inaccessible designs. This wasn't a minor inconvenience—it was a daily obstacle that many businesses unknowingly create for millions of users globally.
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Why We Exist
Accessibility is not optional. It's a core digital responsibility. Many tools on the market flag issues but leave teams overwhelmed with vague checklists. We created GetWCAG to combine expert-grade detection with actionable, developer-friendly reports that actually help teams fix accessibility violations. We don’t just report problems — we guide remediation with full WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549 coverage.
Our Mission
We empower organizations to meet conformance standards like WCAG 2.2, EN 301 549, and the European Accessibility Act (EAA). But more importantly, accessible design unlocks broader audiences, strengthens SEO, drives conversions, and builds brand trust. Every user deserves access, and every business benefits from inclusive design.
If your website isn’t accessible to me — or to anyone with vision, hearing, cognitive, or motor challenges — you’re locking out customers you could easily be serving.
— GetWCAG Founder
Real-World Accessibility Gaps
Our scanning data reveals that accessibility issues remain widespread. A significant portion of pages contain at least one issue, often with multiple critical violations. Common problems include contrast failures, missing semantic structure, keyboard navigation barriers, and unlabeled form elements — all of which impact user experience and conformance.
Why We Built One of the Fastest Scanners
Traditional accessibility tools often struggle with large-scale sites or require manual configurations. We engineered GetWCAG to scan thousands of pages rapidly, delivering actionable insights in minutes — so teams can focus on fixing issues, not waiting for results.