Check against WCAG. Get more than a score.
Find the WCAG issues that need your attention.
See the relevant criteria, affected elements, technical evidence, and remediation guidance behind each finding.
More useful than a pass-or-fail badge
Accessibility work happens at the level of components, controls, content, and interactions. Clir keeps the focus there by showing the findings and affected elements behind the result. Typical findings include low color contrast, form fields without labels, images without text alternatives, and buttons or links with no accessible name.
Clear technical context
Where supported, findings include the relevant accessibility rule and WCAG reference alongside technical evidence and recommended remediation. Your developer gets a starting point instead of a mystery score.
WCAG 2.2 in practical context
Clir checks your page against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criteria and makes every result actionable. As a WCAG compliance checker it shows which findings need work, with the element, the evidence and the fix. The guides below explain what each level and version asks for.
Rescan after changes
A result represents the page at the time it was assessed. After your team makes changes, scan the updated page again to see what the current rendered experience reveals.