WebYes works as a website checker. It uses a crawler to scan your webpages and gives you a score based on the detected issues..
The steps to scan your website are:

1. Enter your login credentials.
2. Enter the URL for your website, e.g. www.yoursite.com or yoursite.com, in the “Website” field.
3. Click “Scan”
4. Wait a few minutes and review your scores.

Yes, at the moment all the features of WebYes are available for free.

Once you have the list of issues is WebYes, start understanding the Critical issues. Our resource section is a good place to help you understand the issues.

We recommend starting with Performance and Quality issues. Talk to your web team or IT team and give them the list of issues.

Yes, every website should adhere to the web accessibility guidelines. For more details: https://www.w3.org/WAI/standards-guidelines/wcag/

Not at this moment. If you want to scan more than one website, you will have to create another account.

Currently, WebYes supports only English.

WebYes supports all major browsers like Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer.

Yes, at this moment both browser and mobile versions of your site will be scanned right after you start the scanning process. You can toggle between the desktop and the mobile versions results from the dashboard.

That’s because of the impact of the issue. For example, you might find ‘Properly sized images’ marked as critical in some pages where it is impacting the page load significantly. On the other hand if it doesn’t slow down the loading of the page significantly, it will be treated as a non-critical issue for that particular page.

Scanning can fail for multiple reasons. In most cases they are permanent and trying to scan the website again might not help.
Scanning fails temporarily when your website is taking too long to load. Such cases are usually temporary. And you can try scanning the same website after a few hours.

In case of the following, scanning will fail permanently:

1. Geolocking. Some sites are blocked in some regions. So, if you are trying to scan a site which is blocked in your region, scanning will fail.
2. Redirected sites. You will need to provide the actual URL of the live site for scanning. If you use URLs which are set to redirect to the actual sites, it will lead to failed scans.