Accessibility Monitor scans websites using fixed desktop and mobile viewport sizes to help deliver consistent accessibility testing results.
The current scan resolutions are:
View | Resolution | Purpose |
đĽď¸ Desktop | 1680 Ă 600 | Simulates a standard desktop browser viewport. |
đą Mobile | 1334 Ă 750 | Simulates a mobile device viewport. (iPhone 7 equivalency requires confirmation.) |
Why Accessibility Monitor Uses Fixed Resolutions
Using consistent viewport sizes helps Accessibility Monitor:
Replicate how users experience websites on desktop and mobile devices.
Identify layout-dependent accessibility issues that may appear only at certain screen sizes.
Produce consistent scan results across multiple scans, making it easier to track accessibility improvements over time.
Examples of issues that may only appear at certain viewport sizes include:
Content overlapping other elements
Text or controls being cut off
Navigation becoming difficult to access
Interactive elements shifting position unexpectedly
âšď¸ Note: Accessibility findings can vary based on screen size because responsive layouts may change how content is displayed on different devices.
Expected Result
Accessibility Monitor evaluates your website using predefined desktop and mobile viewport sizes so accessibility issues can be identified consistently across scans.
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