AI-built websites

You built your website with AI. Is it ADA compliant?

AI tools are a fast way to launch a website. They are not a way to test it. We review AI-built sites the way disabled visitors actually use them, then fix what is keeping them out.

Why AI-built sites need a human check

AI generates code that looks right on screen, but accessibility depends on what you cannot see: the structure screen readers announce, the order a keyboard follows and the labels behind every button and field. AI tools do not use your site with a screen reader, and they cannot confirm that a real person can book a table or read your menu.

What AI builders commonly miss

Missing or meaningless image descriptions

Screen readers announce "image" or a file name instead of your dish.

Headings chosen for looks, not structure

Screen reader users cannot jump to your menu or hours.

Low contrast text

Visitors with low vision cannot read it.

Forms without proper labels

Visitors do not know what to type or why a form failed.

Keyboard traps

Popups and sliders that keyboard users cannot reach or close.

Misused ARIA

Extra code that tells screen readers the wrong thing.

Image and PDF menus

Your menu is invisible to screen readers.

Missing focus indicators

Keyboard users cannot see where they are on the page.

Videos without captions

Deaf and hard of hearing visitors miss the message.

Vague link text

Links like "click here" make no sense out of context.

No skip link

Keyboard users must tab through the whole menu on every page.

Missing page language

Screen readers may read your content with the wrong pronunciation.

How the AI-built website check works

  1. 1

    Send us your link.

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    We scan it with automated tools and test it by keyboard and screen reader.

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    You get a plain language report of what is broken and how serious it is.

  4. 4

    We fix it on your platform where the code allows, or recommend the best path forward.

Some AI builders and hosted platforms limit access to the underlying code. When a fix is not possible on your platform, we tell you plainly and recommend alternatives. See our Accessibility Disclaimer.