AXS Audit is an automated accessibility audit tool from Calling All Minds. It helps organisations identify accessibility, usability and cognitive inclusion barriers across websites, digital platforms and online journeys.
This repository contains public information about the AXS Audit methodology, including WCAG-informed checks, W3C WAI cognitive accessibility guidance, reporting structure and future ACT Rules implementation documentation.
AXS Audit is designed to support disabled, neurodivergent and cognitively diverse users by helping organisations understand where digital experiences create barriers and how those barriers can be prioritised for improvement.
- AXS Audit: https://callingallminds.com/axs-audit
- AXS Toolbar: https://callingallminds.com/axs-toolbar
- AXS Passport: https://callingallminds.com/axs-passport
- Calling All Minds: https://callingallminds.com
methodology/
axs-audit-methodology.md
wcag-2-1-2-2-mapping.md
cognitive-accessibility-guidance.md
reporting-structure.md
act-rules/
act-rules-roadmap.md
implementation-report-placeholder.md
examples/
sample-accessibility-report-outline.md
CHANGELOG.md
LICENSE.md
This repository does not contain proprietary source code, client reports, scanning logic, credentials, internal architecture or private customer information. It is a public documentation resource intended to explain the AXS Audit approach at a high level.
AXS Audit is informed by:
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.1
- Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, WCAG 2.2
- W3C WAI cognitive accessibility guidance
- Making Content Usable for People with Cognitive and Learning Disabilities
- Inclusive design and usability principles
Calling All Minds intends to document the ACT Rules implemented by AXS Audit where applicable. ACT Rules documentation will be added only where checks have been mapped, tested and evidenced.
This is a public documentation repository. It does not contain the source code for AXS Audit.
For a simple index of the public documentation, see:
Please do not report security vulnerabilities through public GitHub issues. See SECURITY.md.
See DISCLAIMER.md for important notes about automated accessibility testing, standards references and limitations.