Tag: screen-readers

Automated accessibility tools catch maybe a third of WCAG problems. I pointed Claude Code at Tallyfy, my own product, and let it run a real WCAG 2.2 audit with a live screen reader across four codebases. It found bugs that axe-core cannot see, and it showed clearly where the work still needs a person.

Axe-core catches about a third of WCAG failures and skips anything that needs judgment. Here are the thirteen criteria a scanner cannot decide, how an AI agent drives a real VoiceOver session to cover them, and the save button that passed every automated check and was silent to a blind user.