The Eye-Able platform brings together tools to assess, remediate, document, and continuously monitor web accessibility. These include automated scans, manual tests, assistive software, and AI-powered analyses. Based on these insights — supported by guidance and practical recommendations — organizations can create accessible websites and other accessible content.

The platform covers all key products and services for digital accessibility and the creation of accessible websites:

• Eye‑Able Report – weekly website scans, monitoring, dashboard

• Eye‑Able Audit – browser plugin for automated real‑time checks

• Manual accessibility tests by certified experts (including screen reader tests, keyboard navigation, ARIA, HTML structural elements)

• Guided tests: Step-by-step instructions that guide you through all EN 301 549 requirements that need to be checked manually.

• Eye‑Able Assist – assistive software with over 25 functions for an inclusive user experience, optimising navigation, colour contrasts, structural HTML elements, read‑aloud options and more

• Eye‑Able Access – automatic suggestions for fixing accessibility issues such as alternative text or ARIA labels

• AI Ally – AI for accessibility checks, code suggestions, ARIA guidance

• Easy Language – simplifies website and HTML content into clear, understandable language

• Translations – Translation of your website into many languages, fully GDPR compliant

• Accessibility statement generator – Tool for creating an up-to-date, legally required accessibility statement

• Content & web analysis – tool for detecting broken links, SEO and performance issues, spelling errors, readability and more

• PDF checker – automatically finds PDFs, tests them against PDF/UA and WCAG, and improves them with AI if needed

• Consulting – expert advice on accessibility, WCAG and accessible web design

Automated tests (Eye‑Able Report & Audit) identify technically measurable barriers such as missing or incorrect alternative text, insufficient colour contrast, issues with HTML structures, ARIA attributes, forms, broken links or incorrect language settings. They deliver fast, objective results based on clear WCAG rules.

Manual tests, on the other hand, assess the actual usability of a website — for example full keyboard operability, use with screen readers such as NVDA or JAWS, meaningful semantics, reading order, focus behaviour, form usability, interactive elements, the quality of captions or transcripts, and real usage scenarios across different devices. They close the gaps that automated tests cannot cover.

Automated tests (Eye‑Able Report & Audit) identify technically measurable barriers such as missing or incorrect alternative text, insufficient colour contrast, issues with HTML structures, ARIA attributes, forms, broken links or incorrect language settings. They deliver fast, objective results based on clear WCAG rules.

Manual tests, on the other hand, assess the actual usability of a website — for example full keyboard operability, use with screen readers such as NVDA or JAWS, meaningful semantics, reading order, focus behaviour, form usability, interactive elements, the quality of captions or transcripts, and real usage scenarios across different devices. They close the gaps that automated tests cannot cover.