What Accessibility Checker does
A scoped dimensional screen and accessibility action record.
How it fits into the workflow
- Choose the regional context and units.
- Enter the measured route, opening and ramp dimensions in scope.
- Review the trace, record evidence and escalate everything outside the screen.
Where it can save time
The checker keeps route segments, opening dimensions, ramp geometry, evidence and unresolved actions together. It can reveal obvious dimensional issues before a broader accessibility review, when changes are usually easier to make.
Compliance and professional limits
The screen references Approved Document M for England and the 2010 ADA Standards for the supported US federal context. It does not cover full scoping, maneuvering, fixtures, exceptions, local adoption or the complete accessible route.
Professional boundary: It is not a complete accessibility assessment; scoping, maneuvering, fixtures, exceptions, local adoption and the whole route remain outside the result.
In summary
Accessibility Checker is most useful when its saved output remains connected to the project decision and is reviewed within the limits described above.