For lasting accessibility, the best approach is to fix issues at the source. Open the details of any finding to see the explanation, an example of the problematic element and a suggested fix.
Locate and apply the fix
Use the page URL and CSS selector from the finding to locate the element in your code. Common fixes include adding alt attributes to images, correcting heading order so the page flows logically, and improving color contrast on text and buttons.
Verify with a new scan
After deploying your changes, run a new scan against the same website. Compare the results to your previous scan and confirm that the issue no longer appears. This loop of scan, fix, rescan is the most reliable way to keep your site healthy over time.
