What screen readers need, AI agents need too: clean structure, clear content, machine-readable HTML. With sitebrunch you build both in a single workflow.
ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini read your website the same way a screen reader does: without JavaScript, without visual cues, only through the HTML structure. The exact requirements WCAG defines for blind users also make your content understandable for AI agents.
The WCAG checks in sitebrunch cover exactly the areas that decide how readable your website is for AI agents.
Landmarks like main, nav and article plus a clean heading hierarchy make your page navigable for screen readers and interpretable for crawlers.
Images, videos and diagrams only carry meaning when they are described in text. Screen readers and AI models use the exact same source.
Clearly labeled fields, buttons and status messages make your forms usable for assistive technology and for AI agents that perform actions on behalf of users.
Most AI crawlers do not execute JavaScript. Content rendered only on the client stays invisible. We check what is actually present in the source code.
JSON-LD tells language models explicitly what a page is: organization, article, breadcrumbs, FAQ. We check whether your markup is valid, the key entities exist and no required fields are left empty.
Google describes three perception modes in its Web Developer documentation that agentic browsers like ChatGPT Atlas or Perplexity Comet combine. All three demand exactly what WCAG has required for years for screen readers and assistive technology: build accessibly and you are AI-readable by default.
A vision model identifies clickable elements by size, position and color. That is exactly what WCAG requires for motor and visual impairments: large enough click targets, clear contrast, stable layouts and no covering overlays.
The agent parses the DOM tree directly, just like a screen reader. Both recognize real button and a elements as interactive immediately, clickable divs do not. What screen reader users need to operate your site, the agent needs to navigate it.
The browser provides the same semantic summary of roles, names and states that screen readers use. Properly set ARIA labels, role attributes and inputs linked to their label via the for attribute help both equally.
WCAG monitoring or a manual audit surfaces every structural weakness on your site. Missing alt text, broken heading order, unlabeled forms and non-semantic containers are documented in sitebrunch.
With the sitebrunch MCP Server your AI coding assistant fixes technical issues like alt attributes, ARIA labels and heading hierarchies right in your codebase. Every fix is documented back in sitebrunch.
Your website meets WCAG, BFSG, BITV and EN 301 549 and is at the same time cleanly readable for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini. Compliance today, visibility tomorrow, all from a single workflow.
We do not build tricks for LLMs. We check whether your content is perceivable in the first place, for humans and for machines.
We help you structure your content so it is understood. No prompt injections, no hidden keywords. What screen readers and search engines have expected for years now applies to AI agents too.
Privacy is not an add-on at sitebrunch, it is the default. We run on European servers and work without invasive cookies.
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