# Accessibility checker results — fixing the ten findings we see most > An automated accessibility check finds about a third of the barriers on a page, and the same ten findings account for most of them. This guide explains each in plain terms, who it excludes, and the exact fix, with the WCAG 2.2 criterion it maps to. Updated 2026-09-25 · Accessibility · HTML version: https://getreport.app/guides/accessibility-checker-top-findings Automated accessibility checks are honest about their limits: they find roughly a third of the barriers on a page, the ones a machine can detect from the DOM. The good news is that the same ten findings account for most of that third on most sites, and each has a mechanical fix. This guide goes through them in order of how often they appear, explains who is affected and why, and shows the fix with the WCAG 2.2 criterion behind it, so the change can be justified in a ticket. ## Quick answer The ten, most frequent first: 1. **Low contrast text**: 4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text and UI parts. 2. **Images without alt**: describe or mark decorative with `alt=""`. 3. **Form fields without labels**: a `