A fix for every finding, written for the client's markup

AccessGuard reads the element that fails and the WCAG criterion it breaks, then writes the explanation and the code change for that exact element.

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An AI fix in AccessGuard for a booking button with low contrast: the explanation, the broken and fixed CSS, and a matching HTML change

Written for the exact element

Generic advice says "increase contrast". An AI fix names the colors on the page, suggests one that passes and shows the change in the client's CSS or HTML, with broken and fixed code side by side.

Suggestions a developer reviews

Fixes are suggestions, not automatic changes to the client's site. A developer reads them, adjusts them to the codebase and ships them like any other change.

Alt text for images

Upload images to the Alt text tool and get a description for each one, written for its context. Edit anything before you copy it into the site.

What's included

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One fix per finding
1 credit for a fix written for one finding, kept on the finding afterwards.
Broken and fixed code
Code samples with the language labelled and a copy button.
Alt text tool
1 credit per image.

Questions

Does AccessGuard change the client's site?

No. It never touches the site. You get suggested fixes to review and apply yourself, which is also why no widget or script is added to the client's pages.

Which plans include AI fixes?

AI fixes are included in every paid plan and use 1 credit each. Free accounts see the finding, the element and a written suggestion for how to fix it.

Can AI fixes be wrong?

Yes, sometimes. They are written for the element and criterion in the finding, but a developer should always review them before they go live.

Try it on a client site

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