AIfaFocus

Keyboard-first accessibility audits

Your site looks fine.
Can anyone use it without a mouse?

AIfaFocus presses Tab through your website the way a real person does. Every place where focus disappears, gets trapped or skips the content is recorded and proven with a screenshot. Then we fix it in your code and test again.

  • Real keyboard traversal
  • A screenshot for every finding
  • ADA Title II · EAA · WCAG 2.1 AA

The gap

Scanners read code. People press keys.

Most accessibility tools parse your HTML and report what they can detect in the markup. They never try to actually use the page.

Keyboard users meet a different set of problems: people with motor disabilities, screen-reader users, anyone with a broken trackpad. A menu that never receives focus, a pop-up that traps it, a focus ring nobody can see. None of this shows up in a markup scan.

  • Focus order that jumps around the page
  • Menus and buttons that cannot be reached
  • Pop-ups and cookie banners that trap the keyboard
  • Missing “skip to content” link on every page

A barrier that nobody tested is still a barrier. We test it the way your visitors meet it.

Open research

What we found on public websites

We ran 95,524 keyboard traversals on US municipal websites and published every number with its method.

  • 1,318official registry domains that do not resolve at all (11.3% of 11,663)
  • 40.54%home pages with no “skip to content” link (2,901 of 7,156 that opened)
  • 22.09%live sites running an overlay widget while barriers remain (1,581)
  • 164,901critical violations across 133,165 US commercial organisations

Method, limits and raw files: aifa.works/research. US municipal websites from the federal CISA registry; commercial sweep by a separate axe-core check.

How it works

From first scan to a site that works

  1. Free scan

    Enter your address on aifa.works and get a first picture in seconds. No sign-up, no card.

  2. Audit with evidence

    Our agent walks your pages with the keyboard. Each finding comes with a screenshot, the exact element and the WCAG rule it breaks.

  3. Fix in your code

    We fix the element where it lives: focus order, labels, skip links, traps. No overlay widgets, no shortcuts.

  4. Re-test

    The same traversal runs again, so the fix is proven, not promised. You keep a date-stamped report.

Deadlines

The rules are already written

  • ADA Title II, United States

    US state and local governments serving 50,000 people or more must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by 26 April 2027; smaller public entities by 26 April 2028.

  • European Accessibility Act

    Applies since 28 June 2025 to many digital products and services sold in the EU, from online shops to banking.

  • WCAG 2.1 AA

    The technical standard these rules point to. Keyboard access is one of its core requirements, not an extra.

Pricing

Start for $50. Fix what matters.

  • Lite Audit

    $50· 1 day

    A clear picture of what is broken.

    • Up to 25 pages scanned
    • Every violation listed by type
    • PDF you keep, date-stamped and hashed
    • 1 month of AIfa memory included
    Get started
  • Quick Audit

    $149· 1 day

    The top problems, with the fixes.

    • Automated WCAG 2.1 AA scan
    • Top 10 issues and a priority list
    • Fix Pack included ($99 value)
    • 1 month of AIfa memory included
    Get started
  • Most popular

    Professional

    $750· 5–7 days

    Everything fixed and re-checked.

    • Full WCAG 2.1 AA audit
    • Screen-reader testing
    • Fix all violations, ARIA improvements
    • Re-audit included
    Get started

Nine plans from $50 to $3,500, including Fix Pack, Starter Fix and Enterprise: see all on aifa.works.

Frequently asked questions

Is an overlay widget enough to be compliant?

No. An overlay changes how a page looks, not how its code behaves. We found overlays on 1,581 live municipal sites, and the keyboard barriers were still there. The fix has to be in the code.

How is AIfaFocus different from an automated scanner?

A scanner reads the markup. Our agent uses the page with the keyboard, the way a person does, and saves a screenshot for every problem, so you can see exactly what a visitor meets.

Do you need access to our server?

Not for audits. For the Fix Pack you receive fixed code and apply it yourself; for larger plans we agree access with your team.

How fast can we start?

Right now: run the free scan. The Lite and Quick audits are delivered in one day.

Who is AIfa?

AIfa is the AI assistant of the CODE Eternal project. She answers questions on this site, remembers you across all our sites and can take you to your personal cabinet.

Let AIfa look at your site first

Ask her about your deadline, your platform or your budget. She will tell you honestly which plan you need, or whether the free scan is enough.