Sample accessibility report
This is exactly what a paid AdaClear report looks like, generated for a demo store. Every claim in it is verifiable: run the free scan on your own site and compare.
Weekly report · demo-store.example · 2026-07-05 · 148 pages scanned
Score 58/100 Needs attention
31 issues across 148 pages: 4 critical, 9 serious, 13 moderate, 5 minor. 2 new since last week, 5 fixed.
Priority fixes
🔴 Critical · Product images missing alt text · 42 elements · 17 pages
Screen readers announce nothing for these images, so a blind shopper cannot tell products apart. This is the single most-cited issue in ADA web complaints.
Fix: add a meaningful alt attribute describing the product, e.g. <img src="shoe.jpg" alt="Red canvas high-top sneaker, side view">. Decorative images get alt="".
🔴 Critical · Checkout form fields unlabeled · 6 elements · 1 page
Assistive tech cannot tell the card number field from the postcode field. Broken checkouts are a direct revenue loss on top of the legal risk.
Fix: pair every input with a <label for="...">, or aria-label where a visible label is impossible.
🟠 Serious · Text contrast below 4.5:1 · 90 elements · 31 pages
Light gray text on white fails WCAG contrast minimums; low-vision users simply cannot read it.
Fix: darken the text color. Your palette's #9aa2af on white measures 2.6:1; the nearest passing shade is #6b7280 (4.6:1).
…plus 28 more issues with the same level of detail, grouped by template so one fix clears many pages.
Flagged for human review (7)
Automation cannot judge whether alt text is meaningful, reading order is logical, or error messages make sense. These items are listed with WHERE to look and WHAT question to answer, honestly separated from the automated findings.
Since the previous report
Score change since the previous report: +2 (56 to 58). Resolved since the previous report: 3 rules no longer fail. Every report is dated and kept, so over time they add up to an audit trail of a good-faith, continuous accessibility effort, which is exactly what a lawyer or insurer asks for.
Run the free scan on your site
Honesty note: automated testing finds roughly 30-40% of WCAG issues. This report shows what automation found and what needs a human, clearly separated. Nobody can honestly promise 100% automated compliance.