An accessibility platform, not an AI wrapper
A11y Lens is an independent accessibility publisher and testing resource for teams who want practical, standards-based guidance and tools.
A11y Lens is operated as a digital accessibility publisher focused on practical, real-world guidance for developers, designers, QA teams, and accessibility professionals. We publish original educational content, standards explanations, and working accessibility tools designed to help people understand and improve web access for everyone.
The web has a long tail of accessibility problems that keep repeating because the tools that catch them are locked inside enterprise suites, or because the free tools produce reports nobody reads. A11y Lens is a different approach: real WCAG-backed checks, transparent limitations, and a learning center that explains the standards behind the fixes.
Publisher information
- Publisher: A11y Lens
- Editorial team: A11y Lens Editorial Team
- Publisher region: India, serving global web teams, accessibility practitioners, designers, developers, and QA teams
- Focus: educational content, accessibility tooling, WCAG guidance, and practical implementation support
- Contact: hello@a11yinspector.dev
- Support response expectation: usually within 2 business days
- Editorial model: original guidance, standards review, and human-edited content with clear attribution and update history
How we build
- Every finding cites the exact WCAG success criterion it maps to.
- Every tool runs in your browser. Nothing you paste leaves your device.
- Every article is written by a human practitioner and reviewed against source material and editorial standards.
- Every "planned" tool has a clear scope, not a marketing bullet.
A11y Lens Editorial Team
Articles are published under the A11y Lens Editorial Team by the practitioners who maintain this site. We review technical guidance against primary standards, clearly separate educational guidance from legal advice, and update articles when standards or implementation guidance changes.
Our editorial focus is practical accessibility work: semantic HTML, keyboard access, assistive technology, inclusion, and WCAG-based testing. Articles may include credited first-person perspectives from contributors; each is reviewed for clarity, source attribution, and respectful disability language before publication.
To report an error, request a correction, or ask about editorial standards, contact the team through our contact page, or email hello@a11yinspector.dev.
Editorial policy
We publish accessibility education for practical use, not legal advice. Technical pages are checked against primary sources such as W3C, WAI-ARIA Authoring Practices, ADA guidance, Section 508 material, and vendor documentation where relevant. Opinion and first-person disability pieces are labeled by category and reviewed for clarity, respectful language, and reader value.
Corrections are welcome. When a reader reports a factual issue, unclear wording, broken link, or accessibility barrier, we review the report and update the relevant page when a correction is warranted.
Why this matters for trust
Google and other ad review systems tend to favor sites that clearly identify who owns the content, what the publication covers, how it is edited, and how readers can contact the team. This site is designed to make those trust signals visible and easy to verify.
Roadmap
We're building tools in the order they matter for compliance and daily development: color and contrast first, then structure and semantics, then keyboard operability, then media, then documents. See the catalog for what's live and what's next.