E-commerce accessibility audit · WCAG 2.2 · EN 301 549 · EAA
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Insufficient
9 types of issue across 48 elements
- Button without a name
6 elements · WCAG 4.1.2Critical - Image without a text alternative
14 elements · WCAG 1.1.1Critical
What your shop may be stopping customers from doing
Three of the most common barriers on product pages. Compare the same page before and after the fix.
Many people browse without a mouse: with the keyboard and the Tab key, or with a switch device. Move through both versions of the page as they do, one element at a time.
A screen reader reads the page aloud for blind and partially sighted people. Here is what it announces on the same product page.
Before
- “Image”
- “Button”
- “Button”
- “Button”
- “Link: click here”
After the fix
- “Image: white leather trainers, rubber sole”
- “Size 38, button”
- “Add to basket, button”
- “Add to wishlist, button”
- “Link: size guide”
What Navwide fixes: a text alternative for every image and a clear name for every button and link (WCAG 1.1.1, 2.4.4 and 4.1.2).
Small light-grey text on a white background: a common design choice, unreadable for many older or partially sighted people, and for everyone on a phone in bright sunlight.
Price: 1.7:1 contrast. Button: 2:1.
Price: 16:1 contrast. Button: 5.2:1.
What Navwide fixes: a contrast of at least 4.5:1 for text and 3:1 for interface components (WCAG 1.4.3 and 1.4.11).
Are these barriers on your shop?
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A clear diagnosis
A score, plus issues ranked by severity, explained without jargon and mapped to WCAG.
Ready-to-use fixes
For every failing element, the corrected code to apply in your theme, suggested by our assistant.
Weekly monitoring
Your shop is re-scanned regularly. An update breaks something? You'll know.
According to the WHO, one in six people worldwide lives with a significant disability.
They are your customers too. Make sure they can place an order.
An automated test finds some of the issues; it doesn't replace a full audit, but it's the best place to start.