Capability
A finding without a fix is just bad news.
Complaudax pairs every automated finding with what it means, which element it points at, and a concrete suggestion for putting it right.
What comes with each finding
Each violation names the WCAG success criterion it fails, in plain language rather than criterion numbers alone. It carries the CSS selector of the offending element, so the developer lands on the right node instead of hunting, and a suggested fix drawn from the axe-core rule documentation: add the missing label this way, raise the contrast to this ratio, correct this ARIA attribute to one of these values.
Suggestions, honestly framed
A suggested fix is a starting point, not a guarantee. The right remedy depends on the design and the code around it, and a developer's judgment stays in the loop. What the suggestion removes is the research detour: the twenty minutes per finding spent working out what the rule even wants.
From fix to verified fix
Applying a fix is half the job; proving it worked is the other half. Re-audit the page and Complaudax's issue tracking marks the finding fixed with the date, or flags it if it later regresses. Verified fixes then show up in the conformance documentation as progress a client can see.
Try the explanations first
The free checker uses the same engine and shows the same plain-language explanations on any public page, no signup. For the full loop, including pages behind a login, see how the product works and what it costs.