> They occasionally also have the have bugs where they will punish something with a worse score that is actually an improvement in the real world If there's a

> They occasionally also have the have bugs where they will punish something with a worse score that is actually an improvement in the real world If there's a bug and it lists an issue of "you got the aria roles here wrong" when they aren't, it really isn't any different than a less than 100 score with that issue listed underneath in terms of feeling pressure to fix it. Completely automating accessibility testing isn't possible (the article calls this out), but it's still a net good for these tools to exist.