A11y-AI – Accessibility explained by those impacted

Accessibility explained by those impacted.

Check any website for barriers and generate the perspective of those who face them.

Claudia

  • Longtime Architect
  • Hobby Chef
  • Screen Magnifier
A confident older white woman with short, neatly styled gray hair is wearing rectangular glasses and a green top. She has a warm, gentle smile and is looking directly at the camera. The background is plain, keeping the focus on her.

Cosmo

  • Customer Support
  • Chess Champ
  • Voice Control
A cheerful early middle-aged man with short, styled dark hair and a trimmed beard is smiling broadly. He is wearing a red and blue plaid shirt and sitting in an electric wheelchair, which is partially visible. The background is plain, ensuring the focus remains on him.

Coming soon...

  • Plant specialist
  • Music Lover
  • Screen Reader
A smiling young woman with voluminous, curly blonde hair, wearing dark sunglasses. She has a light beige t-shirt and denim overalls, standing confidently outdoors in bright sunlight.
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A11y-AI is an experiment using the storytelling capabilities of generative AI to bring the impact of accessibility violations to life. It aims to inspire web professionals to take action.
Info
The WCAG 2.2™ standard
The theoretical basis: the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, published 5 October 2023
Work in Progress
A11y-AI behind the scenes
How different disciplines and perspectives play a crucial role in the AI Thinking Framework
About us
Accessibility at denkwerk
The Accessibility Strengthening Act – how we at denkwerk create accessibility by 2025