Skip to main content

Make Your Apps Accessible

The image showcases a series of mobile app screens displaying various features and content, including an Outdoor Soul page, an accessibility report, error details, a news article about the Grand Canyon's water pipeline failure, and a video with sign language interpretation.

Accessibility in Digital World Breaks Barriers!

The image illustrates the concept of Lack of Alternative Text with a smartphone displaying an image icon and sound waves indicating audio feedback, while the text Lack of Alternative Text is prominently shown.

Images not Being Recognized by Screen Readers on mobile apps.

The inability of screen readers to recognize images in mobile applications creates an accessibility issue due to the lack of alternative text for visual content. This prevents visually impaired users from understanding the images.

Non Comliance with Accessibility Standards in Mobile Apps

Lack of accessibility in Android and IOS applications prevent users from fully accessing content. Non-compliance with accessibility standards in mobile apps makes it harder for individuals with disabilities to access content.
The image shows a smartphone screen with a message indicating Not Compliant with Accessibility Standards.

Lack of Audio Descriptions in Videos

Absence of audio descriptions in videos makes it difficult for people with visual impairments to understand the content. Verbal explanations of visual elements and movements help these individuals engage with videos more effectively. This limitation reduces the overall accessibility of video content.
The image consists of a series of blue circles and elongated shapes arranged in a linear pattern.

Lack of Sign Language Interpretation in Videos

The absence of sign language interpretation in videos prevents individuals with hearing impairments from fully understanding the content. This issue negatively affects their access to educational and informational materials.
The image shows a video player interface with a play button and a locked video icon, indicating restricted content.

Accessibility in Digital World Breaks Barriers!

Sign Language - Sign Language Translations

Add sign language interpretation to videos in mobile applications to ensure that individuals with hearing impairments can fully understand the content.

The image showcases a video interface with accessibility icons and the text WEB ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES along with the logo WeAccess.AI.

Insight - Accessibility Report

The image depicts a smartphone screen with a magnifying glass and two icons of a person, suggesting a focus on searching or analyzing user data.

Run accessibility tests in your application to analyze user challenges and develop solutions.

Visual - Image Description

Add automatic descriptions to images in your mobile applications with SDK support.

The image shows a red cable car in front of a snow-covered building on a sunny day, with the text SDK and a small icon on the left side.

Motion - Mobile Video Sign Language Plug-in

Sign language translation is provided for videos in mobile applications, facilitating content access for people with hearing impairments.

The image consists of a simple, light blue, abstract scribble on a white background.
An elderly person with white hair is holding a smartphone and wearing a hearing aid.

Features

Insight

Accessibility Report

Analyze, Identify, Improve

The image shows an analysis of a website's accessibility, indicating that it meets 80% of accessibility standards as of 10-06-2023, with positive feedback on contrast and names/labels.

Sign Language

Sign Language Translations

Native
Language

The image shows a smartphone screen displaying an article titled The Grand Canyon with a video player overlay and various controls at the bottom.

Image

Image Description

Accessible
on the Go.

The image shows a smartphone displaying a news article titled Moments in Words with a picturesque harbor scene and text describing the beauty of the Mediterranean at Blue Horizon Resort.

Video

Video Sign Language Plug-in

Hands Speak
Volumes

The image shows a scene from the movie Interstellar with a character in a space suit and a subtitle that reads (beeping) followed by Armance is hitting stratosphere. There is also a person standing in front of a screen, likely providing commentary or analysis.
Mobile Accessibility Solution

Insight

Analyze, Improve and Take Your Applications Accessibility to a Higher Level
Accessibility Testing is a comprehensive tool for analyzing and improving app accessibility, available on Android and IOS. It automatically detects issues, takes screenshots, and generates detailed reports. Android supports fully automated testing, while IOS developers can use SDK and Xcode for in-depth analysis.
The image shows a smartphone displaying a WeAnalyse report with a focus on an app named SignforDeaf App, indicating 96% completion and highlighting opportunities to improve the semantics of controls within the application.
The image shows an accessibility analysis 80% 10-06-2023 Site is accessibility is almost good. It is great that your site meets accessibility standards! CONTRAST NAMES AND LABELS TABLES AND LISTS 1.6 Successful 3 Problem Types 52

Test Your IOS Apps in Detail!

IOS developers can analyze their app's accessibility using SDK or Xcode tools. Test each screen with a single line of code or start tests with a single click using our Xcode test app. Results can be viewed through the WeAnalyse app or web panel.

Easily Run Accessibility Tests

For Android users, fully automated tests allow you to quickly analyze your app's accessibility. Simply open your app, let the Reporting Tool capture screenshots, and detect accessibility issues instantly. Run accessibility tests without touching your app’s code.
Mobile Accessibility Solution

SignLanguage

Accessible Mobile Applications for Deaf and Hearing Impaired Individuals!
Using our software library, you can integrate the sign language translation feature directly into the application and select sentences or words and translate them into sign language!
The image shows three smartphone screens displaying different apps: one with an arts section featuring Salvador Dalí and his art, another with a video course on learning English, and a third showing a financial card balance.
Mobile Accessibility Solution

Visual

This provides visual descriptions to help visually impaired individuals fully understand the visual content.

Easy Integration

Thanks to the SDK, it can be easily integrated into IOS and Android applications.
The image shows a smartphone screen displaying a video of a person walking on a snowy mountain path, with the text

Thanks to our SDK

Developers can integrate this feature into their applications and descriptive texts are automatically added under the images.These descriptions can be read by screen readers, making visual content more meaningful for visually impaired users.
The image shows a mobile app interface with an article about Salvador Dalí's art coming to India for the first time, featuring more than 200 sketches, etchings, and watercolors by the Spanish surrealist. The interface includes navigation options such as Home, Video, Live, and More, along with a WCAG accessibility badge.

Use Visual for Reader Friendly Visuals

All Photo Formats
The image shows a stack of five overlapping cards with the word .jpeg written on the top card.
Alternative Text
The image shows a person standing on a snow-covered landscape, possibly a beach or a wide open area, wearing a jacket and holding a snowboard.
Accessibility Standards
The image features a circular design with the text WEB ACCESSIBILITY GUIDELINES arched around the top and WeAccess.Ai at the bottom center.
Compatible with Screen Reader
The image shows a yellow hand emoji with a middle finger raised, accompanied by two circular outlines on either side and a toggle switch labeled Image Description.

SDK-Powered Inclusion for Everyone.

The image showcases an SDK logo on the left and a smartphone displaying financial metrics on the right, with the text +400 and +400 With WeAccess +72.45%
Mobile Accessibility Solution

Motion

Break Communication Barriers with Sign Language Video Integration
We enable developers to easily add sign language translations to their videos. With our SDK, you can integrate sign language translation into videos, allowing hearing impaired users to access the video in their native language while watching it.
The image shows a smartphone screen displaying a video of terraced fields with green crops under a blue sky, accompanied by a description that reads, The image shows a terraced field with green crops under a blue sky.
The image shows a scene from the movie Interstellar with a subtitle that reads Endurance is hitting stratosphere.

Easily Turn Sign Language Translation On Or Off In Your Videos

Once you integrate the SDK, you can add sign language videos to videos in your app. Users can enable or disable sign language translation with a simple toggle on the video player. This allows hearing impaired individuals to watch videos in a more accessible way

Whether on a website or a mobile app, create an inclusive experience for everyone—leaving no one behind.