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Utilities
Accessibility Verification guide
Run automated checks and record structured manual accessibility verification for site pages.
Open Accessibility VerificationWhat you need
- Site page to assess
- Tester, environment and manual results
How to use it
- 1Select or enter the site page.
- 2Run the automated checks.
- 3Complete keyboard, focus, zoom, contrast and assistive-technology checks.
- 4Record findings and export the audit record.
Understanding the results
- Automated passes do not replace manual testing; unresolved manual items prevent a complete conclusion.
Recommended next actions
- Remediate findings and repeat with representative users and devices.
Common problems
- Cross-origin pages cannot be inspected in the embedded scanner.
Privacy and security
- Manual notes may identify testers or issues; review before exporting.
Worked example
- Scenario
- Checking the DNS page
- Example input
- DNS route; keyboard and 400% reflow protocol
- How to read it
- The record combines automated findings with named manual checks and remediation notes.
Limitations
- The workflow does not certify WCAG conformance.
Do not rely on one result for a production, security, safety, purchasing or contractual decision. Verify important findings independently.