Accessibility

Find automatically detected accessibility issues, understand who may be affected and prioritize what to review next.

Automated analysis with clear boundaries

Envra shows automatically detected violations, observations requiring manual review and practical page-level guidance.

The analysis uses a real mobile browser and documents findings against automatable WCAG A and AA rules.

A deterministic prioritization indicator based on automatically detected violations and impact.

See critical, serious, moderate and minor findings with affected element counts.

Observations the engine cannot decide are kept separate and passed to a person for review.

The page view explains what was found, who may be affected, what to change and how to verify it.

Automatable checks

Envra renders the page in a mobile browser and uses axe-core against WCAG 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 at levels A and AA.

Rule, impact, WCAG criteria and affected element count
Bounded selector and code examples for actionable findings
Clear separation of violations, manual review, passed and non-applicable outcomes

Responsible interpretation

Automated analysis can find many issues but cannot establish WCAG conformance or replace manual evaluation.

What 100 meansA score of 100 only means the automated scope detected no violations.

What still needs reviewContent, meaning, user journeys and several success criteria still require human review.

How it works

Analyze public pages
Envra renders relevant pages in a real mobile browser and collects automated evidence.
Understand the impact
See who may be affected, why the finding matters and which elements are involved.
Change and verify
Fix the finding, rerun the analysis and complete the necessary manual evaluation.

Envra makes automated findings easier to understand and prioritize but does not provide certification, a conformance percentage or a legal guarantee.

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