Automatic fixing of
accessibility errors on the fly
The system finds WCAG errors and suggests fixes that you approve before publishing. No code changes, with preview before activation.
7 days free, no credit card
Accessibility errors can be fixed automatically
According to WebAIM, almost every site has accessibility issues. Autofix eliminates them without a developer.
95.9%
of websites have accessibility errors
According to WebAIM, 95.9% of top sites have WCAG errors. Autofix resolves most of them without a developer.
~1 min
to connect
Two tags before </head> and you are done. No developer, no build change, no DNS. Works with any CMS and through Google Tag Manager.
0
lines of code from you
Autofix does not rewrite your files. Fixes are applied on top of the page and your original code stays untouched.
How it works technically
From connection to live fixes — three steps
Connect your site
Paste two tags before </head> — a stylesheet and a script. The same approach as the accessibility panel. Then hit Verify to confirm the connection.
Paste before </head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="…/fixes/css" /> <script src="…/iw.js?id=•••" defer></script>
Autofix prepares the fixes
It takes the violations the audit found and turns them into ready fixes, grouped by rule: contrast, ARIA attributes, frames, links. Each group is handled separately.
Fixes prepared
41 fixes · 41 pending review
7:1role="nav"12 img:focus-visibleh1→h2→h3Review and activate
Preview shows exactly what will change. Apply group by group — accept what you want, leave the rest pending. Only what you confirm goes live.
Try it freePreview review
3 of 4 groups approved
5 Types of Fixes
A comprehensive approach to fixing accessibility errors
Images & Icons
Decorative image marking, aria-hidden for icons, element roles
Forms & Buttons
Field labels, button names, label-input associations
ARIA & Roles
Correct element roles, aria attributes, live regions
Contrast & Visibility
Text colors, element sizes, visual clarity
Navigation & Structure
Headings, keyboard, skip-to-content, landmarks
Document & Language
Page title, document language, meta tags
Full control over changes
Versioning, rollback and fail-open — your site is always under control
Versioning and Rollback
Full control over every change.
Fail-Open Principle
If the Worker cannot process a request — the visitor receives the original page. Zero downtime risk.
Does autofix slow the site down?
The script loads asynchronously (defer) and does not block rendering. Fix styles ship as a separate file, so the browser caches them like any other CSS. Autofix does not proxy your traffic and does not sit between your site and the visitor.
What happens if InclusiveWeb is unavailable?
Fail-Open principle: if the Worker cannot process a request — the visitor receives the original page unchanged. Your site is always accessible.
How do I connect autofix to my site?
The same way as the accessibility panel: paste the code before </head> — a stylesheet and a script. Nothing else changes: no HTML, no CSS, no DNS. Google Tag Manager works too.
Can I review fixes before activation?
Yes. In Review Mode you see all fixes on a site preview. Each element can be approved or rejected. Activation only happens after your confirmation.
What types of errors does autofix address?
Autofix works on four levels: ARIA attributes and element roles, page structure and headings, contrast and visual clarity, keyboard navigation. Safe fixes apply automatically; risky fixes require your confirmation in Review Mode.
Can I purchase autofix separately?
Yes. Autofix, audit, and panel are separate products. You can buy only autofix or use a combo package (Panel + Autofix) with a discount. More details on the pricing page.
Automate accessibility today
Start with a free preview. See fixes before activation.