Find out what stops disabled people using your website

Baseerat loads your pages in a real browser, tests them with three independent engines, tabs through them like a keyboard user, and gives your developers a prioritised list of what to fix and how.

Website address For example, example.com or https://example.com/contact

How many pages to test The address you enter is tested first, then different kinds of page from the same site. Allow about 25 seconds per page.

Standard or law to test against Choosing a law tests the WCAG version that law requires and explains the law in the report. It is not legal advice.

Options

Include best-practice checksReported separately from WCAG failures.

Respect robots.txt when choosing pagesThe address you enter is always tested.

What you get

One issue, one fix. A broken menu button on 40 pages is reported once, as one component to fix, not 40 times.
Three engines, cross-checked. No single rule engine finds everything, so Baseerat runs three independent ones and compares what they say about each element.
A confidence rating on every finding. High when the engines agree, lower when only one speaks up, so your developers know what to fix straight away and what to double-check first.
Real keyboard testing. Baseerat presses Tab through every page and records where focus goes, where it disappears and where it gets stuck.
Plain-language guidance. Who is affected, why it matters, and before-and-after code your developers can copy.
An honest result. No “accessibility score” theatre. You see what machines can check, a tailored plan for what only people can check, and nothing that claims compliance.