Will you contact the organization?

Sometimes. If we verify an accessibility barrier, we may privately share our findings and recommendations to help improve accessibility. Our approach is collaborative, educational, and solutions-oriented.

Will my information be shared?

No. Your email address and any personal information you provide remain private unless you explicitly request that we share it.

Can you guarantee the issue will be fixed?

No. While we encourage organizations to address accessibility barriers, we cannot require them to make changes.

Why is Ally doing this?

We believe better accessibility starts with awareness. By helping identify real-world accessibility barriers and encouraging organizations to improve them, we can help create a more inclusive digital experience for everyone.

Report a Website Accessibility Barrier

Encountered an accessibility issue on a website? We’d like to hear about it. Every submission is reviewed by our team of accessibility specialists.

When appropriate, we’ll privately notify the organization with constructive recommendations. Our goal is education, collaboration, and a more accessible web for everyone.

Reviewed by accessibility specialists
Organizations are contacted privately when appropriate
Personal information is never shared without permission

Help improve digital accessibility.

Website URL (required)

Paste the webpage where you experienced the accessibility barrier.

What happened? (required)

Describe the barrier you encountered and what you were trying to accomplish. Include as much detail as you’re comfortable sharing.

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How did this impact your experience? (required)

Minor inconvenience Made the task difficult Required significant effort Could not complete the task Blocked access entirely Other

Email (optional)

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What happens next?

We do not publicly identify organizations based on individual reports, and we never share your personal information without your permission.

Every report is reviewed by a member of our accessibility team. If we’re able to verify the reported barrier, we may:

Review the page against WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines
Document the accessibility barriers we identify
Privately notify the organization with recommendations for improvement
Include anonymous, aggregated findings in future Accessibility Trends reports

Frequently Asked Questions

Sometimes. If we verify an accessibility barrier, we may privately share our findings and recommendations to help improve accessibility. Our approach is collaborative, educational, and solutions-oriented.

General information.Thank you for helping improve accessibility.

Every report helps us better understand the accessibility challenges people encounter across the web. Together, we can help make digital experiences more usable and inclusive for everyone.