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yourwebsite.com10 rules checked today at 09:41 UTC

Accessibility is at 91, and one rule is failing.

1 of 10 automated rules fails, on 19 elements. It costs 1.8 of the 7.6 points you are short — as much as SEO and security put together.

Findings by conformance level

WCAG 2.2

Level A6 rules0 failing

Nothing fails at level A.

All 6 level A criteria pass on every page in the last crawl. These are the ones a site has to clear before conformance is worth claiming at all.

Level AA4 rules1 failing

1.4.3 Contrast (minimum)Level AA

19 images have no alternative text

Warning

Screen reader users hear the file name instead of the content, and eleven of the images carry the only text in their section.

Next step

Describe what each image shows. Decorative ones take alt="" so they are skipped.

Evidence

img[src='/assets/gallery-01.jpg'] alt missing · 18 more · 11 of them inside <a>

/19 elementsfirst seen 9 days ago

Level AAA

Level AAA was not evaluated.

Tenvey checks A and AA, the levels legislation actually references. AAA is worth aiming at page by page rather than site-wide, so it is opt-in per site in settings.

Contrast

19 elements

2.81:1measured, against 4.5:1 required

1:17:1 · AAA

Shortfall
1.69 ratio points
Element
Newsletter button label
Instances
19 on /
Rule
1.4.3 · Level AA

The same button renders 19 times, so this is one change in one component rather than 19 separate fixes.

Rules checked

10 criteria · 248 pages

  • Pass: 1.1.1 Non-text contentLevel A
  • Pass: 1.3.1 Info and relationshipsLevel A
  • Not set: 1.4.3 Contrast (minimum)19 failing
  • Pass: 1.4.4 Resize textLevel AA
  • Pass: 1.4.11 Non-text contrastLevel AA
  • Pass: 2.1.1 KeyboardLevel A
  • Pass: 2.4.4 Link purpose, in contextLevel A
  • Pass: 2.4.7 Focus visibleLevel AA
  • Pass: 3.1.1 Language of pageLevel A
  • Pass: 4.1.2 Name, role, valueLevel A

An automated pass reaches roughly a third of the WCAG criteria. Screen-reader flow, focus order and whether alt text actually describes the image still need a person — Tenvey reports what it measured, not that the site is compliant.