How often do you actually run the manual accessibility checks on your site? And do you have a screen reader installed? People deserve to use your website no matter how they experience the web.

My entry for the Base44 Challenge is Rampa. It walks through your website the way a keyboard and screen reader user would, with AI agents covering the checks that usually fall through the cracks of automated WCAG tools. Using Browserless and Gemini, it also finds images with missing or weak alt text and suggests descriptions that fit the page, in the page's language.

Use it alongside a proper accessibility audit. It's built so builders who think visually can catch more on their own.

Try it on your own site: https://rampa-scan-flow.base44.app How does your site rank?

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Walking a site the way a keyboard and screen reader user would is such a good framing for this. The alt text suggestions in the page's own language is a detail I hadn't seen before. Did Browserless plus Gemini handle the whole scan flow, or did you wire in custom checks too?

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