To get started with Ally and find the errors on your site that need to be corrected to make your web pages 100% accessible, log in, select the "Domains" tab, and then click the site you want to review.

Once open, scroll down to the "Accessibility Issues" section. You will see some tabs labeled "All," "Severe," "Major," and "Minor." Start by selecting the "Severe" tab to find the worst errors on your site. If there are no "Severe" issues, move on to "Major," and then "Minor."

You will now see all the issues found for that severity section. Click on the issue you want to tackle first, and you will see all the pages where that issue exists. For example, if you click on "HTML: The HTML content contains broken links," you will see all the pages that have broken links.

Click the gauge icon to go to the page with the issues.

Ally will show you the page in question and highlight the error in RED. In the right column, Ally will tell you what this error means. You can then click the "Visit Webpage" icon at the top of the page to open the live WordPress page, log in to your site if you haven't already, and then correct the issue. Then save your page.

The next time Ally crawls your site, the issues you fixed will no longer appear in the report.

Please read the following articles on the top issues that Ally may find on your pages if you need help with making specific changes to your site:

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