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Web para Todos

A platform that audits the accessibility of any public website in seconds, based on WCAG 2.1 and eMAG 3.1. Free, no sign-up. From product design to the analysis engine, built end to end by me — and live at webparatodos.com.br.

webparatodos.com.br
Web para Todos home page, with the field to analyse the accessibility of a site

A single entry point: paste the URL, get the diagnosis.

In-house product: strategy, design and end-to-end development.

  • Two analysis engines and 47 automated checks;
  • Diagnosis with severity, criterion and remediation guidance;
  • eMAG checklist, site comparison and normative reference;
  • A free, direct experience with no sign-up.
  • 47

    Automated rules
    WCAG + eMAG

  • 30

    WCAG criteria
    covered

  • 2

    Analysis
    engines

  • 54

    eMAG criteria
    in the checklist

  • 1.8k+

    Sites analysed
    and counting

Why build this

Accessibility discussions still happen without evidence or depend on tools made for specialists. What was missing was a clear diagnosis, aligned with WCAG and eMAG, that any manager could open and understand.

Product decisions

  1. 01

    No friction before the value

    No sign-up, no plan, no email. The first screen is a URL field and a button. Every step between intent and diagnosis is a chance for someone to drop out — and an accessibility tool nobody uses makes nothing accessible.

  2. 02

    Two engines, because one lies

    One engine reads the raw page; the other opens the page for real, in a browser, and analyses what a person actually sees. Without the second, modern sites would come back as empty, perfectly accessible pages. The double coverage is what makes the result defensible.

  3. 03

    The report teaches, it doesn't just accuse

    Every violation comes with a severity, the criterion breached, the real impact per type of disability, and the wrong code next to the right code. Pointing at the error is easy; what changes the outcome is the person knowing how to fix it.

What this project proves

More than 1,800 sites have already gone through the tool. The project demonstrates technical accessibility expertise and the ability to translate a complex normative subject into an experience anyone can use.