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About 95% of websites fail basic accessibility checks (WebAIM Million report, 2025). Accessible sites also rank better in search engines because they use semantic HTML that crawlers understand, which directly supports your SEO efforts. Rocket generates reasonable code by default, but you can ask it to go further with ARIA labels, alt text, keyboard navigation, and contrast fixes.

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What Rocket includes by default

Every Rocket site starts with a reasonable baseline:
  • Semantic HTML elements (nav, main, section, article)
  • Basic heading hierarchy
  • Standard form labels
  • Responsive layouts

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What you can ask Rocket to improve

Tell Rocket in chat what to improve. Below are the most common requests.

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Alt text for images

Descriptive alt text lets screen reader users understand images. Ask Rocket to add it across your site. 
Add descriptive alt text to all images on my site. Make them meaningful for screen reader users.

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ARIA labels and roles

attributes tell assistive technology what interactive elements do. Ask Rocket to label buttons, links, form fields, and navigation. 
Add ARIA labels to all interactive elements. Make sure buttons, links, and form fields are properly labeled for screen readers.

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Keyboard navigation

Some visitors navigate with a keyboard instead of a mouse. Ask Rocket to make every interactive element reachable with Tab and add visible focus indicators. 
Improve keyboard navigation on my site. Add visible focus indicators and make sure all interactive elements are reachable with Tab.

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Color contrast

Low contrast makes text hard to read for people with low vision. Ask Rocket to check and fix contrast issues against thresholds. 
Check my site for color contrast issues and fix any text that does not meet WCAG AA contrast ratios.
A skip-to-content link lets keyboard users jump past repeated navigation to the main content. 
Add a skip-to-main-content link at the top of every page for keyboard navigation.

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Accessibility statement

An accessibility statement documents your compliance efforts. Some organizations require it for procurement and legal reviews. You may also want to pair this with a privacy policy to cover both legal areas. 
Generate an accessibility statement page for my site documenting our WCAG 2.1 AA compliance efforts.

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Commands

Use these slash commands from chat to audit and improve accessibility. You can find the full list of available commands in the commands reference.

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/Generate Accessibility Report

Generate a compliance report documenting your site’s current accessibility status. Useful for enterprise procurement, ADA audits, and internal compliance reviews.Examples:
  • /Generate Accessibility Report
  • /Generate Accessibility Report for dashboard
In the US alone, over 5,000 digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025 (UsableNet year-end report). Proactive auditing reduces legal risk.

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What’s next?

SEO & discoverability

Semantic, accessible HTML also improves your search rankings.

Compliance & privacy

Pair accessibility with GDPR and CCPA compliance for full legal coverage.

Launch your app

Publish your accessible site to a live URL.