ARQS releases a free Accessibility Landmark Inventory that maps the header, navigation and main-content landmarks screen-reader users rely on
ARQS has released a free self-check version of its Accessibility Landmark Inventory, a browser tool that shows how a web page is laid out for people who navigate by landmarks with a screen reader.
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VANCOUVER, B.C., October 17, 2026 — ARQS has released a free self-check version of its Accessibility Landmark Inventory, a browser tool that shows how a web page is laid out for people who navigate by landmarks with a screen reader. Users paste a page's HTML or upload saved pages, up to 100 per inventory, and get a landmark map of the banner, navigation, main, complementary, content-info, region, search and form landmarks with their accessible names and nesting, plus any text that sits outside every landmark. More than twenty structural checks flag a missing, duplicated or nested main landmark, extra banners or footers, navigation menus and sidebars that share a label or have none, unknown roles, broken aria-labelledby references, skipped heading levels, a missing h1, page language or title, and skip links that point nowhere. An across-pages view shows which findings repeat, and the results export as a Markdown report and CSV files. The tool cannot fetch web addresses, analyses only the markup it is given, runs entirely in the browser, and is a structural check rather than an accessibility certification or legal audit. Sites that want ARQS to inventory up to 100 public pages with a human-reviewed exception list can request the done-for-you service.
Visit ARQS Accessibility Landmark Inventory →
Where to find it
- ARQS Accessibility Landmark Inventory: free self-check
- Done-for-you Landmark Inventory (request availability)
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ARQS builds practical AI systems, software, business intelligence, professional education, publishing, community initiatives and venture opportunities. ARQS is part of the ARQS.ca portfolio. More at ARQS.
About ARQS
ARQS (Adaptive Research Quantitative Solutions) runs ARQS.ca, one web address for AI software, business services, online learning, publishing and its portfolio of digital platforms. Products are sold through the ARQS Store; company news is in the ARQS Newsroom and on West Coast News product releases.
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