An automated accessibility scan of https://beta.arkanatools.com/papermap found violations that make the tool hard or impossible to use with a screen reader.

Scan details: axe-core 4.11.4, Chrome 151, run 2026-08-23 at both desktop and mobile viewports. Numbers in brackets are element counts and were identical at both viewports unless noted.

Critical

  • label (4) — Form elements must have labels.
  • image-alt (1) — Images must have alternative text.
  • aria-allowed-attr (14 desktop / 13 mobile) — Elements must only use supported ARIA attributes.

Serious

  • role-img-alt (27) — [role="img"] elements must have alternative text.
  • color-contrast (1) — Elements must meet minimum colour contrast ratio thresholds.

Moderate

  • region (33) — All page content should be contained by landmarks.
  • landmark-one-main (1) — Document should have one main landmark.
  • page-has-heading-one (1) — Page should contain a level-one heading.

Likely shared root cause

Most offending nodes are Ionic-generated icons of the form <ion-icon name="..." role="img" class="md hydrated"></ion-icon>. These carry role="img" with no accessible name, which appears to drive the bulk of role-img-alt and probably aria-allowed-attr too. The Paper Miniature Converter has the same pattern (see its own report), so changing how icons are rendered once would likely clear most violations on both tools in a single change.

For reference, the roadmap tool and the JS docs were also scanned and came back clean (0 critical, 1 serious each).