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I've never turned one on. I just trust the automated tool's green checkmark and move on.
What you'll have at the end
A full pass through your own app with a real screen reader, with every rough spot you heard written down
You need
A page in your app that's already running in the browser, with at least one heading, one button, and one action that updates the screen without a full reload (adding an item, submitting a short entry, or dismissing a message): the shape most frontend pages already have.
Not covered
Fixing any rough spot this pass turns up, whether it's an unnamed control or an update that never gets announced, is its own separate recipe once you know exactly what's wrong: this pass only finds the rough spot and writes it down.
Leans on
Lint a React app for accessibility mistakes before you run it
for turning the patterns this pass keeps catching by ear into an automated check that flags them before the next one ships.
Scan an entire site for accessibility bugs from a terminal
for covering every page at once with automation, once this first listen tells you what's actually worth checking for.
Checked 22 Aug 2026
Part of the Web Accessibility cookbook