Is Your Website Accessible? Use Our WebYes Accessibility Chrome Extension to Find Out

Hi everyone! In today’s video, we’re exploring how to use the WebYes Accessibility Chrome extension to perform fast and effective accessibility checks on any website. We’ll start by showing you how to install the extension from the Chrome Web Store and pin it for easy access. Once installed, you’ll see how to open the WebYes side panel, view the page’s HTML code, switch between desktop and mobile views, and run an accessibility audit with just one click. After the audit is complete, you’ll learn how to review the results, filter issues by accessibility levels, and explore the affected elements directly on the webpage. The extension highlights each issue visually and even points you to the exact code snippet that needs attention—making fixes easier and faster. We’ll also walk through powerful inspection tools like Focus Order, Alt Text, and Headings. You’ll see how focus order helps evaluate keyboard navigation flow, how alt text checks ensure images are properly described, and how heading structure analysis helps maintain a clear and logical reading order for all users, including screen reader users. If you’re looking for a simple way to start improving website accessibility, this tool is a great place to begin. Have fun exploring WebYes, and happy accessibility testing! 😊 Thanks for watching! #WebAccessibility #AccessibilityTesting #InclusiveDesign #A11y #WebYes #ChromeExtension #UXDesign #WebDevelopment #DigitalAccessibility #KeyboardNavigation #AltText #AccessibleWeb #FocusOrder #AccessibilityTools