A free, open-source desktop accessibility auditor built in Python and Tkinter. Paste a URL, click Run Audit, and get structured WCAG 2.1 AA findings in under 60 seconds — severity-grouped, mapped to specific WCAG criteria, and formatted for both developers and non-technical clients.
Built by a CIS student doing real freelance accessibility work, the toolkit fills the gap between free browser extensions like WAVE and expensive enterprise platforms. It currently runs 14 automated check modules covering alt text, heading structure, form labels, landmark roles, keyboard navigation patterns, and more — with 62 additional modules in the build queue.
The auditor is fully accessible itself — four color themes, CVD simulation modes, dyslexia font presets, screen reader announcements, and font controls persisted across sessions. An accessibility tool that doesn't pass its own audit isn't credible.
Free and open source on GitHub under MosleyAutomationSystems.