Fix My Code
UserWay AI Code Fixer is an innovation in web accessibility, specifically designed to assist developers in creating more accessible websites. Utilizing advanced AI technology, the code fixer operates
What is Fix My Code?
Fix My Code is an AI-powered tool that helps developers identify and resolve accessibility issues in their website code. It analyses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to flag problems that prevent users with disabilities from accessing your site properly. The tool works as part of UserWay's accessibility platform and provides automated suggestions for fixing common accessibility violations, such as missing alt text, poor colour contrast, and incorrect heading hierarchy. This is particularly useful for developers who want to meet WCAG guidelines without needing deep accessibility expertise. The tool sits within a broader suite of UserWay solutions, making it part of a more complete accessibility management approach for organisations.
Key Features
Automated code analysis
Scans your codebase to identify accessibility violations and issues
AI-powered suggestions
Provides recommended fixes for detected problems with explanations
WCAG compliance checking
Helps ensure your website meets Web Content Accessibility Guidelines standards
Integration with UserWay suite
Works alongside other accessibility tools and widgets from UserWay
Real-time feedback
Identifies issues as you work or during code reviews
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Reduces the manual effort needed to find accessibility problems in code
- Helps developers learn accessibility best practices through suggested fixes
- Part of a wider UserWay platform for thorough accessibility management
- Freemium model means you can test it without upfront cost
Limitations
- Automated tools may miss context-specific accessibility issues that human review would catch
- Effectiveness depends on how well you implement the suggested fixes
- Limited information available about specific free tier capabilities versus paid features
Use Cases
Development teams reviewing code before deployment to catch accessibility issues early
Retrofitting older websites to meet modern accessibility standards
Training junior developers on accessibility requirements and best practices
Meeting legal compliance requirements for public or enterprise websites
Continuous accessibility testing as part of your development workflow