SwiftLens is a code scanning tool for developers and site maintainers who need to ensure their websites meet accessibility standards. It analyzes HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to pinpoint areas that may create barriers for users with disabilities.

Automated Code Scanning: The tool automatically crawls your website's pages and examines the underlying code for common accessibility violations, such as missing alt text, improper ARIA labels, and insufficient color contrast.

Actionable Fix Recommendations: For each identified issue, SwiftLens provides specific, code-level suggestions for remediation, helping developers understand and implement the necessary corrections efficiently.

Integration with Development Workflows: It can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines or run as part of a local development process, allowing teams to catch accessibility problems early before they reach production.

Detailed Reporting: Generates comprehensive reports that categorize issues by severity and type, making it easier to prioritize fixes and track improvements over time.

Focus on Core Standards: The scanning logic is based on WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) and other relevant standards, ensuring the checks are aligned with recognized compliance requirements.