Make the technical legible
Translate WCAG-oriented scan results into what changed, why it matters, and what to do first.
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Lintelark for growing teams
See what your site is asking people to work around.
Run a focused accessibility check on one public page. Lintelark turns axe findings into a small, readable list your team can act on next.
One page. One honest first pass.
Lintelark keeps the starting point small: a public URL, one axe run, and findings that keep their rule and WCAG context.
Latest monitoring note
A scan, made legible
Example output
Review
Keyboard focus
Three pages need a visible focus state.
Explain
Image descriptions
Four images are missing useful alt text.
Clear
Text contrast
No new contrast changes detected.
Rule, severity, and WCAG references in one place1 page checked · no crawl
Try the public checker
Check a website before you ask your team to fix it.
Paste in a URL for a quick, free accessibility check. It is a useful first pass for spotting friction before a deeper review or remediation sprint.
No account required
Single-page scan
See what needs attention.
Enter one public website. Lintelark loads that page once, checks it with axe, and returns the issues with their WCAG references.
Save one public URL first. We scan one page only—no crawling, accounts, or recurring monitoring.
Automated results are a starting point, not a legal compliance guarantee. For a deeper accessibility practice, explore the Lintelark workflow below.
Why Lintelark
Findings are only useful when someone can act on them.
Accessibility work tends to stall between a technical report and the person editing the page. Lintelark closes that gap with a small, repeatable practice your whole team can understand.
Keep the context alive
See new issues as they appear, so accessibility isn’t a one-off audit that gets filed and forgotten.
Give the work a voice
Draft accessibility statements and remediation language that sound like your organization, not a compliance template.
The Lintelark loop
Monitor. Translate. Follow through.
A steady workflow for teams managing content, clients, and a growing list of things to improve.
01
Scan on schedule
Keep a steady pulse on your site with monthly or weekly monitoring.
02
Translate the noise
Get prioritized findings in plain English, with context your team can use.
03
Follow through
Draft statements and remediation language, then hear when issues change.
For the people carrying the website
Small teams. Real follow-through.
Content teams
Keep publishing from quietly making the site harder to use.
Clarity at handoff
Agencies
Give clients a useful accessibility rhythm between larger engagements.
White-label ready
Growing businesses
Build a habit before accessibility becomes an urgent scramble.
Right-sized plans
Your next scan can be easier to use
Get the next step in plain English.
Tell us what you manage, how often you want to check it, and where your team needs the most clarity.
Lintelark is an accessibility scan and clarity tool — not a legal compliance guarantee. Automated findings are a useful starting point, alongside deeper testing and human judgment required for full conformance.