Modular systems and methods for selectively enabling cloud-based assistive technologies

A non-transitory electronic storage medium with computer code stored thereon, the computer code configured to programmatically assign a descriptive HTML attribute to an element on a web page to enable an audible description of the element, the web page having an associated document object model (DOM), and the computer code configured to perform, when executed by a computer processor, the steps of:

• dynamically analyzing, by a computer system, code associated with the web page, the code comprising at least the DOM or HTML code;
• detecting one or more compliance issues relating to web accessibility standards in the code, wherein at least one of the one or more compliance issues comprises the element lacking an adequate descriptive HTML attribute;
• applying one or more pre-existing remediations to the one or more compliance issues, wherein the one or more pre-existing remediations is generated by a remote server system performing at least:
• analyzing, by the remote server system, the element to determine a subject matter associated with the element;
• generating, by the remote server system, a descriptive HTML attribute to be associated with the element based on the determined subject matter of the element;
• and
• periodically analyzing, by the remote server system, the code associated with the web page to assess validity of the assigned descriptive HTML attribute;
• assigning, by the computer system, the generated descriptive HTML attribute to the element in the code of the web page, the descriptive HTML attribute assigned to the element adapted to enable an assistive technology to speak the descriptive attribute to a user;
• receiving, by the computer system, a first user input;
• and
• displaying, by the computer system, based on the first user input a dynamic user interface concurrently with the web page to the user, wherein the dynamic user interface enables the user to manage remediations on the web page, wherein receiving a second user input by the computer system causes the dynamic user interface to disappear.