Arkansas Automatic Door — September 2, 2026

Scope

Every page listed below was tested against the WCAG 2.0 Level A & AA rule set using axe-core 4.13.0, an open-source accessibility engine. Automated testing catches many WCAG failures; it does not replace a manual review, and a PASS here means no violation was found by the rules that were run, not that the site meets every WCAG criterion.

Rule set note. This scan ran before September 3, 2026 and used the axe-core WCAG 2.0 Level A & AA rule set (tags wcag2a, wcag2aa). Its stored label said "WCAG 2.1"; that label was incorrect and is corrected here. Scans from September 3, 2026 onward also run the WCAG 2.1 rules.

The number of pages covered changed. This scan covered 108 pages. The previous scan (September 1, 2026) covered 106 pages — that is 2 pages more this time. The added pages were measured against the same rules as the rest.

"Individual checks passed" counts passing axe checks summed over both screen widths (the unit used before September 3, 2026 by scans that measured two screen widths).

Every page listed below was tested at desktop 1280x800 and mobile 375x812. A page can pass on a desktop and fail on a phone, so a result from one screen width alone is not a pass. A report only carries this PASS when every page was measured at both widths.

What this measurement does not cover: this is an automated point-in-time measurement of a first visit; content shown only under other conditions (time of day, location, later visits) or appearing outside the sample window is not covered; automated checks do not replace a manual review.

Page-count note: scans of this site before September 3, 2026 counted the site's own scan-report pages among "pages scanned"; this scan does not, so its page count is lower for that reason alone.

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