We built Braoza, an AI-powered platform that scans websites for accessibility issues, suggests fixes, and adds a widget so every visitor can adjust the site to their own needs.
Industry
Web accessibility
Build
Web platform
Stack
Next.js · React · Material UI · Node.js · MongoDB · Google Gemini · OpenAI · Deepgram · AWS S3 · AWS Rekognition · Stripe · SendGrid · Puppeteer · Chart.js
Many websites are hard to use for people with disabilities, older visitors, or anyone in a noisy or bright place. In Japan, site owners are also expected to meet WCAG and the JIS X 8341-3 standard, but finding and fixing issues by hand is slow and needs experts. The client wanted one product that finds the problems, helps fix them, and lets every visitor adjust the site to their needs.
We built Braoza end to end: an accessibility widget that installs with one line of code, an AI scanner that checks pages against WCAG and JIS, and a dashboard where teams see each issue, get AI-suggested fixes with code examples, and track progress over time. Visitors can change contrast, text size and reading guides, pick a profile such as low vision or dyslexia, or use AI chat and voice navigation. We also built subscription billing, team roles, an admin panel and the bilingual marketing website.
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Outcome
Braoza gives site owners one place to find, fix and monitor accessibility issues, and gives every visitor a website they can adjust to their own needs.
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Printing & Design
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