01
Find the barrier
See the affected page, element and rule together. Understand what a person using your website may struggle to do.
The product
Fix the website.
Keep the progress.
A clear path from an accessibility finding to a reviewed source change, a checked result and a record you can keep.
02
Review the source
Choose the relevant HTML, JSX or TSX file. Review an exact proposed change, its location and the supplied value before applying it.
03
Check the live result
A source change and a deployed fix are different steps. Verification checks the selected page and expected element value.
04
Keep the evidence
Save findings, repair history and factual reports. Download a remediation handoff with the patch and reversal instructions.
A change you can inspect
The exact file.
The exact difference.
Supported repairs produce an explicit source diff. Meaningful text comes from your confirmation, rather than an invented description. Your original file identity and rollback instructions stay with the proposal.
Repository writes require your permission. Downloading a saved proposal does not require write access.
Illustrative repair · Button.jsx
− <button id="close">×</button>
+ <button id="close" aria-label="Close dialog">×</button>Label confirmed by the site owner. Live verification still required.
Know the scope
Useful automation.
Human judgment where it matters.
Source repair supports selected literal HTML and React elements. Computed values, ambiguous targets, custom components and generated files need review. A finding is never silently replaced with a different issue.
Automated checks cover part of accessibility. Keyboard, assistive technology, meaning and complete user journeys need additional testing. ADAFix does not certify full compliance or promise lawsuit immunity.
Start with your website.
One place for your findings, reviewed changes and repair evidence.
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