Last updated: May 13, 2026
ADA CodeFix is a software tool that scans public web pages for WCAG 2.1 Level A and Level AA accessibility issues and returns a report grouped by severity. For each violation we surface the offending element, the WCAG rule it maps to, and a code suggestion that targets the specific markup. The goal is to shorten the loop between “something failed an automated check” and “here is concrete code to evaluate.” Scans run against the rendered HTML of the URL you submit. Reports are available in the dashboard and as a shareable link you can pass to a teammate or client.
ADA CodeFix is built for developers, agencies, and product teams that maintain a real codebase and want to ship fixes directly in their source. It is not an overlay, a widget, or a visual patch layer. We do not inject scripts into your site or attempt to alter the DOM at runtime. If you are looking for a one-click overlay that promises instant compliance, this is not that product. Our typical user owns the code, has the ability to push changes through a normal development workflow, and wants automated detection plus suggested code as a starting point for that workflow.
For detection, we use the open-source axe-core rules engine, the same library that powers many enterprise accessibility tools. For code suggestions, we use a large-language-model pipeline that takes the failing element and WCAG context and proposes a targeted edit. Every suggestion is intended to be reviewed and tested by a developer before being deployed. We strongly recommend pairing automated scanning with manual keyboard testing and screen-reader testing, because automated tools detect only a portion of real accessibility issues. See our Scan Methodology page for the full breakdown.
ADA CodeFix is not a law firm. We do not provide legal advice, certifications of compliance, audit reports signed by an accessibility consultant, or any guarantee that following our suggestions will resolve a legal claim. We do not perform manual accessibility audits or user testing with people who use assistive technology. Our content and reports are informational, not legal advice. For case-specific questions about ADA or Section 508 exposure, consult a qualified attorney.
Questions, feedback, or partnership inquiries can be sent to hello@adacodefix.com.