That’s right! This is a brand new wizard that’s been created by our amazing Accessibility team.
Follow a personalized 3 step guide to make your site accessible to everyone, regardless of ability.
Based on international accessibility standards, the Accessibility Wizard scans your site and detects accessibility issues, which can then be fixed directly within the Wizard, with no need for prior knowledge. For issues that can’t be detected automatically, we provide an easy to follow checklist, which explains exactly what issues to look out for and how to fix them.
The Accessibility Wizard saves you time, improves the quality of your site, and ensures that many more people will be able to use it.
Really interesting this feature!
After 15 minutes of testing, in the end, step 1 is the best, because step 2 requires us to do all the work ourselves. (it’s more to control while in step 1, it is wix that does part of the analysis work)
When will part 2 like part 1 ?
@sheyla
Moreover, what is interesting is the concept of SEO. From my point of view, some of these steps should be integrated in the SEO wix and not in the accessibility tool which is more a tool which allows to check if “visually” the site is adapted and adaptable
Thx
Denis
@bestofdenis the items in step 2 are items that are very hard to programmatically detect , but we are always improving and with time you’ll see some of these tasks automatically detected as well.
BTW - when possible to do the fixing automatically we’ll do it too, thus remove tasks from step 1 as well.
As for SEO and accessibility - accessibility is much more than “visual” adaptivity, it’s also about how the site is perceived, understood, and operated. One of the key concepts is “machine readability” - a machine like a screen reader needs to be able to read the site, hence the requirements for correct heading structure, alternative texts, and more. Since Google’s crawlers are machines too, there is a partial overlap of the requirements for SEO and accessibility.
This is a great start a little glitchy when I got to step 3 it seemed to have problems saving. I went round in circles a few times trying to save header tags.
Will we have options for header 4, 5 and 6? I had to change some that were saved as 4 to 3…
On the whole though pretty impressive, especially when you resolve some of your known issues. I tried it out on my own site so I can circle back in a few weeks when all resolved