description TAW Overview
TAW (Website Accessibility Checker) is a free, web-based tool that analyzes websites for compliance with WCAG guidelines and identifies potential accessibility issues impacting users with disabilities.
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What does TAW Website Accessibility Checker actually test?
TAW analyzes web pages against WCAG accessibility guidelines and reports potential barriers such as missing alternative text, poor contrast, and structural markup problems. It is a web-based checker, so you can submit a page URL without installing desktop software.
Is TAW free to use for checking a website?
Yes, TAW is presented as a free online accessibility tool. It is useful for an initial WCAG review, but an automated scan cannot replace keyboard testing or testing with screen readers.
Does TAW guarantee that my website complies with WCAG?
No. TAW identifies likely accessibility issues, but it cannot judge every meaningful human interaction or content decision. A clean automated report is not the same as verified WCAG conformance.
Can TAW find problems that affect screen-reader users?
It can flag technical issues that often affect screen readers, including missing labels, headings, and alternative text. You should still test the site with a screen reader because TAW cannot fully reproduce how a person navigates the page.
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