Free scan · WCAG 2.2 AA
Accessibility report for shop.example
Automated scan complete. Below: your score, where you stand against industry benchmarks, the priority fix to ship this week, and three sample issues with code-level remediation. Your full Premium Audit unlocks every issue across every page, plus a procurement-ready VPAT.
5
out of 100
HIGH RISK
Accessibility issues found. Likely non-compliant with ADA Title III and EU EAA.
Critical
3
Blocks core users
Serious
5
Major barriers
Moderate
14
Noticeable friction
Minor
0
Polish & consistency
Total
22
All issues found
Counted from 10 of 41 pages scanned in the free check.
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Where you stand
Benchmark plus regulatory context (high level)
Benchmark
Compared to a reference average for B2C Retail sites (illustrative).
United States
ADA Title III
$50K–$75K
UsableNet 2024 Litigation Tracker · 8,800+ filings in 2024 · demand letters typical first step.
European Union
EAA + national laws
€100K–€300K
Germany €100K · Spain €300K · France €250K + daily penalties · active since Jun 28, 2025.
Germany
BFSG
€10K–€100K
Pflicht für B2C-Onlineshops mit >10 MA oder >€2M Umsatz · seit Jun 28, 2025 · Marktüberwachung BMDV.
Fix this first
Highest-impact issue on your entry page
Highest-impact issue
All page content should be contained by landmarks
Why it matters: This issue affects keyboard and screen reader users. Fixing it improves navigation, reduces legal exposure, and prevents repeated failures across templates.
The fix
What a premium fix looks like
Real examples of fixes you'll receive in your audit
1
Identify orphaned content
Page sections sit outside any HTML landmark element. Screen reader users navigate by landmarks (
main, nav, header, footer) — orphaned content forces them into linear page traversal.Current Code
<!-- Orphaned section without label -->
<section data-testid="agencies-urgency-bar">
<p>Your agency is already liable.</p>
</section>2
Wrap in semantic landmarks
Add
aria-labelledby with a visually-hidden heading (sr-only). For repeated layout containers (e.g., card grids), one labeled section usually clears dozens of issues at once.Premium Fix
<!-- Section with aria-labelledby -->
<section aria-labelledby="urgency-heading" data-testid="agencies-urgency-bar">
<h2 id="urgency-heading" class="sr-only">Compliance Risk</h2>
<p>Your agency is already liable.</p>
</section>3
Verify landmark structure
Test with NVDA/JAWS/VoiceOver landmark navigation (D-key in NVDA). The page should announce each section with its label. A bare
div without aria-label does NOT count as a landmark.Take this with you
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Free vs. paid audit
What you have, what you unlock
Capability
Free
Paid auditRecommended
Scan coverageSite-wide deep crawl
1 page
Up to 50 pages
Findings detailEvery violation, not a sample
Top 3 sample
Complete list
Code fix examples~30 hours dev time saved
1 example
Templates with code
Report downloadMulti-page, designed to share
1-page PDF
Executive Summary
Per-page breakdownSee where each issue actually lives
Grouped by URL
Severity filter & drill-downFocus on what matters first
Filter by severity
Email deliveryShare without a manual download
PDF + dashboard
Priority remediation listSorted by impact, ready to ship
Highest impact first
VPAT 2.5 / ACR draftSoonSaves $1,500–5,000 vs. consultant
VPAT 2.5 template
Why one scan isn't enough
Accessibility shifts faster than annual audits
Accessibility is stateful — content, components, and third-party scripts change weekly. One snapshot is useful, but not enough to maintain WCAG posture.
Plugin & CMS updates
Weekly releases can reintroduce missing labels, contrast regressions, and keyboard traps without anyone noticing.
Automated checks are partial
Tools cover a subset of WCAG. Judgment-heavy criteria still need manual review and assistive-tech validation.
User flows span pages
Checkout, auth, and account areas often live off the homepage — a single-URL pass can miss where revenue breaks.
Content never stops moving
Campaigns, embeds, and third-party scripts change layout and focus order — accessibility is a moving target.
SoonContinuous monitoring as a subscription add-on
Weekly automated re-scans are coming as an add-on after launch. For now, we recommend re-running your audit quarterly to catch regressions before they ship.
FAQ
Common questions, before and after purchase
How long does the Paid Audit take to deliver?
Most audits arrive within 12–24 hours of purchase. Larger sites on the Big-Site tier may take up to 48 hours. You'll receive an email when it's ready.
What do I receive after purchase?
A PDF Executive Summary and a private web report link with full findings, before/after code, and per-page breakdowns — both arrive by email. The web report opens directly via URL (no login required) and is shareable with your team.
Are findings prioritized so I know what to fix first?
Yes. Issues are sorted by WCAG severity (Critical → Serious → Moderate → Minor) and grouped by URL so you can plan fixes by template or sprint.
How many pages did the free scan check?
The free scan covers up to 10 pages — usually your homepage plus a sample of internal pages we discovered. The Paid Audit covers up to 50 pages on Compact, Standard, and Extended tiers, and 51–100 pages on Big-Site, so it surfaces issues from pages we couldn't reach in the free sample.
What if my site has more than 50 pages?
The Big-Site tier ($899) covers 51–100 pages. Sites beyond that are handled as custom enterprise audits.
Will this match a manual audit?
Not exactly. Experts routinely find issues automation misses (and vice versa). Use this as triage, not certification.
Is this legal advice?
No. This is an automated technical scan for accessibility signals. Counsel should interpret obligations in your jurisdictions.
Why can people open this link without logging in?
The free summary is intentionally shareable for stakeholders. Treat the URL like an unlisted document — anyone with the link can view it.