Skip Navigation Evidence Auditor
Pricing
from $250.00 / 1,000 page auditeds
Skip Navigation Evidence Auditor
Audit skip-link candidates, fragment targets, document order, accessible names, and normalized bypass-navigation evidence.
Pricing
from $250.00 / 1,000 page auditeds
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Michael Olmos
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Audit skip-link candidates, fragment targets, document order, accessible names, and normalized bypass-navigation evidence.
Why this Actor
- candidate links and target existence kept as explicit evidence
- document order relative to main content recorded
- empty, generic, missing-target, and late-candidate findings
- no rendered-visibility or keyboard-focus claims
- bounded public-input operation with truthful error rows
Input
Provide up to 500 credential-free public HTTP(S) URLs in pages, plus an optional per-run maxPages and per-request timeoutSecs. Localhost, private IP addresses, private DNS resolutions, credential-bearing URLs, unsafe redirects, responses above 2 MB, and more than five redirects are rejected.
Output
Each attempted page produces one normalized dataset row. Successful rows contain the final URL, HTTP status, redirects, evidence, summary, deterministic grade, and findings. Error rows state the exact failure and are not charged as completed audits. This is static response evidence, not legal advice, penetration testing, rendered-browser verification, or certification.
Charging
A small Actor-start event is charged once. Only successful page-audited rows are charged; failed fetches and error rows are not charged as completed audits. Inputs and memory are bounded so costs remain predictable.
Privacy and safety
Use public pages only. Do not submit credentials, cookies, private endpoints, customer lists, personal datasets, or proprietary content. The Actor does not log in, bypass access controls, replay sessions, or copy competitor content.
Public example
The launch manifest uses https://www.w3.org/WAI/ and requests exactly one page at 256 MB.