Next.js Accessibility Checkers

Free Next.js accessibility checkers from AccessBell. Scan any Next.js site for real WCAG failures in the rendered page: route changes, images, page language, dialogs and loading states.

Free Accessibility Checkers for Next.js

Pick the checker that matches your goal. Each one scans a public page of your Next.js site in a real browser, with no account.

Next.js checker Next.js Accessibility Checker Scan any Next.js page against WCAG 2.2 and see the issues Next.js sites hit most, with fixes written for Next.js.
Next.js checker Next.js ADA Compliance Checker Check your Next.js site against WCAG 2.1 AA, the benchmark in ADA website claims, and see the Next.js ADA risks to fix first.
Next.js checker Next.js WCAG 2.2 Checker Test your Next.js site against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the newest W3C standard, including target size and focus visibility.
Next.js checker Next.js WCAG 2.1 Checker Test your Next.js site against WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard most laws and contracts reference today.
Next.js checker Next.js Section 508 Checker Test your Next.js site against the Revised Section 508 Standards (WCAG 2.0 AA) for federal agencies and vendors.
Next.js checker Next.js EN 301 549 Checker Test your Next.js site against EN 301 549, the European standard behind the European Accessibility Act.

Where Next.js Accessibility Problems Come From

On Next.js, accessibility issues usually trace back to a few places. The Next.js Accessibility Checker explains each one in detail:

For context, see Next.js Docs: Accessibility (opens in a new tab).

If you are worried about ADA website claims, these are the Next.js risks to check first, covered in the Next.js ADA Compliance Checker:

Monitor, Fix and Document Your Next.js Site

A scan shows where your Next.js site stands today. To keep it that way, AccessBell offers continuous website accessibility monitoring that rescans up to 500 URLs per domain every day, automated fixes with AccessBellFix for issues like missing alt text, and a Compliance Vault that documents accessibility issues and fixes. See all AccessBell solutions or pricing.

Next.js Accessibility Checkers: Frequently Asked Questions

Which accessibility checkers are available for Next.js?

AccessBell has 6 free checkers for Next.js: Next.js Accessibility Checker, Next.js ADA Compliance Checker, Next.js WCAG 2.2 Checker, Next.js WCAG 2.1 Checker, Next.js Section 508 Checker and Next.js EN 301 549 Checker. Each runs the same scanner on a public page of your site and adds guidance written for Next.js.

Which Next.js checker should I use first?

Start with the Next.js Accessibility Checker for a full WCAG 2.2 view of a page. Use the Next.js ADA Compliance Checker if your main concern is an ADA website claim, the Section 508 Checker if you work with US federal agencies, and the EN 301 549 Checker if you sell to consumers in the EU.

Do the Next.js checkers need an account?

No. The scan is free and needs no sign-up. A 3-day free trial adds the failing code, fixes, monitoring of up to 500 pages per domain and a dated record of your work.

AccessBell is not affiliated with Next.js. Next.js and its logo are trademarks of their owners and are used only to identify the platform. This page is not legal advice; see our disclaimer.