AODACheck

ClaudeCommunityby Charles Asirifi

AODACheck helps Ontario organizations find and track website accessibility problems under the AODA. Connect your AODACheck account, then ask Claude to scan a public page. The scan runs automated WCAG 2.1 A/AA checks (a superset of the WCAG 2.0 AA that the AODA requires) and saves the report to your workspace. What you can do: List the websites in your workspace (agency accounts also see their client sites). Scan one public page you own or have permission to test. Findings come back ordered by severity, with example elements and a link to the full report on aodacheck.ca. Review your latest saved reports and open any of them to plan fixes. Good to know: free accounts can run three scans a day, shared with the website, and paid plans have higher limits. A scan can take up to about a minute. Automated checks find only part of the accessibility problems that exist, so results are not a certification of accessibility or AODA compliance. The connector does not read your conversations or files. You can disconnect at any time in Claude, or end all assistant connections from AODACheck Settings.