The A11Y Project checklist
Practical accessibility checks for content, keyboard use, forms, and media.
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Open official siteWhat it does
The A11Y Project checklist organizes practical accessibility checks across content, keyboard interaction, images, forms, and other interface elements. It gives a review a useful starting structure.
When to use it
You have a page or prototype in code and want to review how people can perceive and operate it.
What you need: A working page, a keyboard, and time to inspect the relevant checklist sections.
Try a small build
A suggested exercise to help you evaluate the resource.
- Choose a complete task, such as finding a resource or submitting a form, and identify the checklist sections it touches.
- Work through those checks on the actual page. Record a specific issue and reproduction steps whenever something fails.
- Fix one issue and repeat the same task. Combine the manual review with an automated check where useful.
You should end up with: An actionable accessibility review tied to a real user task.
Keep in mind
A checklist supports review; it does not certify compliance. Include people with disabilities in usability research where possible.
Go to the source
Follow the official instructions for current setup steps and supported features.