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Crawl Your Entire Site with the Recite Me Accessibility Checker

Get a complete overview of your website by automatically discovering pages, PDFs, images, and links, helping you understand your full accessibility landscape.

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BUILT FOR REAL-WORLD TESTING

Instantly discover your entire accessibility landscape

Our Website Accessibility Checker automatically crawls your domain and maps your website structure, giving you visibility into pages and assets across your site.

 

This helps you uncover hidden or forgotten content, identify accessibility risks earlier, and build a more complete picture of your digital experience.

A closer look at what site crawling actually does

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HOW IT WORKS

How site crawling works with our Accessibility Checker

Simply enter your domain and the checker will automatically begin mapping your website.

 

As it crawls, it identifies key content types and builds a structured overview of your site.

 

You can then use this as the foundation for accessibility checks, with the option to include all discovered pages in your next scan.

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What you can uncover

What insights does site crawling provide?

The Checker gives you a clear overview of your website, including:

  • Total number of pages, PDFs, images, and media
  • A structured breakdown of content types
  • Visibility into links and page status
  • A foundation for running accessibility scans across your site

This helps you move forward with confidence, knowing you’re working from a complete picture.

COMMON USE CASES

How teams use the Site Crawler

Build a clearer picture of your website structure to support accessibility testing, governance, and ongoing website management.

Understanding your website structure

Get visibility into pages, assets, and content across your entire domain in one place.

Managing large or legacy websites

Identify forgotten, outdated, or unreviewed content across complex websites.

Supporting ongoing website governance

Maintain visibility as your website evolves and new content is added over time.

Accessibility impacts more people than you think

From cognitive differences to changing accessibility expectations, inaccessible websites create barriers for a wide range of users. 

1 in 5

people live with a disability
Many users rely on accessible websites to browse, shop, and complete everyday tasks.

96%

of homepages have detectable WCAG failures. Common accessibility issues continue to impact user experience across the web.

71%

of users with disabilities leave inaccessible websites. Poor accessibility can prevent users  engaging with your content.

Who it helps

Who this feature is for

This feature is designed for organisations that need visibility and control over their website, including:

  • Digital and product teams managing large websites
  • Marketing teams working across multiple content types
  • Developers responsible for site structure and performance
  • Organisations with limited visibility of their full site footprint

MANAGE ACCESSIBILITY AT SCALE

Built for large and complex websites

Many organisations don’t have full visibility of their website, especially if content is managed across multiple teams or systems.

 

Site crawling helps you quickly understand your full site footprint, making it easier to manage accessibility at scale.

Site Crawling FAQs

No, the checker automatically discovers pages and assets across your website.

It detects pages, PDFs, images, media, and links, giving you a full view of your website.

Yes, you can easily include all identified pages when running accessibility checks.

Yes, it’s particularly valuable for complex or growing websites where not all content is centrally tracked.

Yes, it provides the foundation needed to run comprehensive and accurate accessibility checks.