Single Page Scan

Overview

Single page scanning lets you check any page on your site for WCAG 2.2 accessibility issues. It’s available in both the free and Pro versions with unlimited scans.

Starting a Scan

Go to Accessibility → Scanner and choose how to start:

Enter a URL

Type or paste any URL from your site into the URL field and click Scan. The URL must be on your WordPress site — external URLs are not supported.

Quick Scan Buttons

Click a quick scan button to scan a common page instantly:

Home — Front page
Shop — WooCommerce shop page
Cart — WooCommerce cart page
Recent post — Latest published post

How Scanning Works

When you start a scan:

The plugin fetches the page’s HTML from your server
The HTML is parsed and analyzed against all enabled checks
Each check evaluates specific WCAG 2.2 criteria
Results are saved and displayed immediately

Scanning is server-side only. No browser rendering is required, and no external services are contacted.

Viewing Results

After a scan completes, you’ll see:

Accessibility score — 0 to 100
Issues by severity — Error, warning, and notice counts
Issue details — Each issue with the affected HTML element, description, and fix guidance

Re-scanning a Page

Scan the same URL again at any time to check your progress after making fixes. The new scan replaces the previous results for that URL.

Tips

Scan Your Most Important Pages First

Start with pages that get the most traffic:

Home page
Main landing pages
Contact page
Shop and product pages (if using WooCommerce)

Scan After Theme or Content Changes

Re-scan pages after:

Updating your theme
Adding new content or page sections
Installing plugins that affect the frontend

Check Different Page Types

Different templates may have different issues. Scan at least one of each:

Page (static)
Post (blog)
Product (WooCommerce)
Archive/category
Search results