Lens for Laravel is a plug-and-play accessibility auditor for Laravel applications.

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Lens for Laravel is a dev-only package that scans Laravel applications for WCAG accessibility violations using Axe-core and a headless Chromium browser. It maps each issue back to the specific Blade template file and line number, and provides a web dashboard, an Artisan CLI command for CI/CD integration, and optional AI-assisted fix suggestions via Gemini, OpenAI, or Anthropic. The dashboard supports single-page, multi-URL, and full-site crawl audits, groups results by WCAG level (A, AA, AAA), and can export PDF reports. The package is restricted to local environments by default. Automated scanning catches roughly 20–30% of WCAG violations, so manual testing remains necessary for full compliance.

Lens for Laravel Brings WCAG Auditing to Your Local Dev Workflow

<p>This is really useful—catching WCAG issues locally with file-level mapping saves a lot of time. Good reminder that automated scans help, but you still need manual checks for full accessibility.</p>


<p>That actually has the potential of being really useful! I’ll def try it!</p>
