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Three Rivers Park District
threeriversparks.org · homepage scanned Oct 15, 2026 · WCAG 2.2 A/AA automated check
Accessibility score
100/100 · Excellent
The homepage passed every automated WCAG 2.2 A/AA check we run. That removes the common, machine-detectable barriers; it does not mean every page or every manual criterion passes.
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Homepage as loaded by our crawler on Oct 15, 2026.
In plain English
What this means for visitors
The scan of the Three Rivers Parks website found no issues, which is a great start for visitors with disabilities. This means people using screen readers, keyboard only, or with low vision may have a better experience. However, automated scans don't catch everything, so further review is needed to ensure all visitors can access the site. There's nothing to fix first, but ongoing monitoring is recommended.
Findings
No automated violations on the homepage
Each item is one failing rule; the count shows how many elements on the page trigger it. Severity follows axe-core impact levels.
Severity guide
How to read the counts
Blocks a task outright for some visitors (for example an image-only flyer with no text, or a form field with no label).
Makes a task significantly harder (low contrast, links with no name, missing frame titles).
Reduces clarity or consistency (heading order, landmarks, touch-target size).
What this grade does and does not cover
- Covers: the public homepage only, loaded once in a desktop browser, tested with axe-core against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA rules (a superset of the WCAG 2.1 AA standard in the DOJ rule).
- Does not cover: inner pages, PDFs and documents, logged-in portals, video captions, alt-text quality, keyboard usability of custom widgets, or anything that needs a human judgment.
- A grade is a monitoring signal, not a legal assessment or certification. How we score.