Omi A11Y: Free Chrome Extension for Instant WCAG Accessibility Scanning
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Summary
Omi A11Y is a free Chrome extension that enables instant web accessibility auditing directly in the browser. It scans any webpage for WCAG 2.1 A and AA violations without requiring sign-up or build pipeline changes, providing developers and designers with clear explanations of accessibility issues and actionable fix guidance.
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Whether you're a developer auditing your own work or a designer checking a client site, Omi turns complex accessibility standards into clear, actionable guidance.
Omi A11Y is a free Chrome extension that scans any webpage for WCAG 2.1 A and AA violations right in your browser.
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