For small teams
A practical first look for owners, marketers, and builders who need a clear place to start.
Accessibility, made actionable
Make the next click easier to complete.
Routemend gives small teams a clear first look at the accessibility and reliability signals that shape a public website experience.
Free to try · public URLs only · no account required to see the scan
Illustrative flow
From URL to next step
Public URL
your-business.com
Five practical checks
HTTPS
Page title
Image alternatives
Keyboard focus
Internal links
Prioritized next step
Start with the issue that blocks the most people.
The visual is explanatory, not a live result.
Start here
A useful first visit, without the mystery.
Public pages only
Start with a homepage anyone can visit. Private and login-gated pages are outside this scan.
Plain language next
You get five check results and a useful next step—not a wall of unexplained technical output.
What it watches
Five signals that make a public page easier to use.
The first scan stays focused on practical checks a team can understand and act on—without pretending to replace a full audit.
A clear starting point beats an overwhelming report.
HTTPS
Is the page served over a secure connection?
Page title
Can people and assistive technology identify the page?
Image alternatives
Do meaningful images have useful alternative text?
Keyboard focus
Can someone follow the page without a mouse?
Internal links
Do important links lead somewhere that works?
Set the right expectation
Useful by design. Honest about scope.
Routemend helps you decide what to look at next. It does not claim that five checks are the whole accessibility story.
It checks
- A public homepage
- Five practical signals
- A plain-language result
It does not
- Open private pages
- Sign into gated workflows
- Replace a full audit
How it works
A small loop with a useful outcome.
Start with one page, understand the signals, then make the next improvement less guessy.
- 01
Paste a public URL
Point Routemend at the homepage you want to understand first.
- 02
Review five signals
See what passed and what deserves attention across common customer-facing basics.
- 03
Choose the next fix
Turn the result into one concrete improvement your team can act on.
Your next useful step
Give your homepage a clearer first look.
Run the public scan, see the five signals, and leave with one practical place to begin.
Run a free homepage scan