Checks if the page is readable and functional when zoomed to 200%.
This is a manual check to ensure that when you zoom the page to 200%, all content is still readable and functional without requiring horizontal scrolling.
Users with low vision often use browser zoom to increase the size of text. A responsive and well-structured layout should reflow gracefully at high zoom levels.
If content gets cut off or requires horizontal scrolling at 200% zoom, it fails accessibility standards and is difficult for users with low vision to use.
To test this, hold 'Ctrl' (or 'Cmd' on Mac) and press the '+' key until your browser's zoom level reaches 200%. Check that the layout adapts and no content is hidden off-screen.Run a free audit to see how your site performs on Page Zoom and Scaling and 159 other checks.
Start Free AuditChecks for proper use of semantic tags like <main>, <nav>, etc.
Ensures headings (<h1>-<h6>) are logically ordered and not skipping levels.
Ensures all form inputs have associated labels for accessibility.
Checks if all interactive elements are reachable via the Tab key.