CavBot Accessibility Check
Good accessibility feels simple. Text is readable. Buttons make
sense.
Forms are clear. Keyboard movement works. When
those basics slip, the page
becomes harder than it should be.
Small details make a page harder to use when labels are unclear,
text is hard to read or images need
context or keyboard
movement
feels off.
One unclear label is simple. The bigger
risk is when the same
problem appears across pages and keeps making the
site harder
to use.
Some checks can wait. Some make the page harder to use right now.
Start with the ones that affect reading, forms, buttons, and
keyboard movement.
Form labels
Button names
Image text
Label report
Main text
Readable
Buttons
Visible
Soft text
Review
Focus state
Visible
Pick your button and text colors to see if the label is easy to read.
See small text, pale links, and light labels that blend
into the background.
Menu
Visited
Button
Current
Field
Next
Check that menus, content, fields, and buttons come up in the right order when someone uses the keyboard.
Primary button
visible
Icon button
missing
Form field
visible
When someone presses Tab, each link, field, and button should make it clear where the keyboard is on the page.
Popup path needs review
Review fields, menus, and popups that need a clean way through and a clean way out.
