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Scan pages for WCAG issues, then optionally review context-heavy risks with your own AI API key. WCAG Buddy is a one-click accessibility auditor for developers, designers, and content teams — with a twist: for every problem it finds, it writes a ready-to-paste prompt you can drop into ChatGPT, Claude, or any AI tool to get the exact fix. Click the toolbar icon on any page. A sleek, draggable panel scans the live page for common WCAG 2.1 (Level A/AA) issues, ranks them by severity, and shows you exactly what's wrong, where, and how to fix it. WHAT IT CHECKS • Images missing alt text (and unhelpful "filename" alt) • Form fields with no label, or placeholder-only labels • Buttons and links with no accessible name; vague "click here" links • Color contrast (WCAG AA) — with alpha-blended backgrounds for accuracy • Missing page language or title; pinch-zoom disabled • Heading structure — missing h1, skipped levels, empty headings • Landmarks — missing or duplicate main, banner, and unlabelled nav • ARIA — invalid roles, broken aria-labelledby/controls references, aria-hidden on focusable elements, aria-label on generic containers • Focusable non-interactive elements (tabindex on plain divs) • Duplicate IDs, positive tabindex, nested interactive controls • Data tables without headers; radio/checkbox groups without a fieldset • iframes without a title; autoplaying media; videos without captions • meta refresh, blink/marquee, and more FEATURES • Draggable, animated in-page panel — move it wherever you want • Click any issue to scroll to and highlight the element on the page — works even inside Shadow DOM and same-origin iframes • Copy a tailored fix prompt per issue, or one clean combined prompt for the whole page • Runs 100% in your browser — no account, no sign-up, no network, no tracking. Nothing about the page ever leaves your device. Automated tools catch roughly 40% of WCAG issues, so WCAG Buddy is a fast, powerful first pass — always confirm keyboard operation and screen-reader flow manually. Make the web accessible to everyone, one page at a time.