Who it's for
AccessLens scans any website — these are a few industries where accessibility issues show up constantly, with the specific problems we see most often in each.
dental and medical practice websites
Patients book appointments, fill out intake forms, and look up insurance information on your site before they ever call. If that experience doesn't work for a patient using a screen reader, you've lost them before they walk in the door.
real estate and property listing websites
Your listings page is a wall of photos, maps, and filters — exactly the kind of content that's easy to build in a way screen reader and keyboard users simply can't use.
restaurant websites
Menus, online ordering, and reservation widgets are usually the three most-used pages on a restaurant site — and the three most likely to be built as inaccessible embedded widgets from a third-party vendor.
Shopify and ecommerce stores
Themes and apps get swapped in and out constantly on a growing store, and each one is a new chance to introduce an accessibility regression nobody notices until a customer can't check out.
law firm websites
A law firm's website is often the first and only interaction a prospective client has with the firm before a consultation — and practicing what you'd advise a client to do is worth something here too.
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