Sample report Demonstration data for an example online store. All organizations, findings, and figures on this page are illustrative.

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Accessibility program overview

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Online storeWCAG 2.2 A and AALast scan: November 8, 2026

Monitoring active

Two of four customer journeys contain barriers that can prevent checkout or product returns. Payment and return controls require the most immediate attention.

Journeys people cannot finish2 of 4

Checkout and start a return

Barriers stopping someone3

Eleven more require attention

Open findings47

3 blocking · 11 serious · 33 review

Revenue at risk$125,000 a year

Illustrative ecommerce impact model

Fix these first

Ranked by blocked journeys, customer impact, and frequency.

  1. 1

    Payment field has no accessible label

    Blocks checkoutPayment · /checkout/payment

    Screen-reader users hear only “edit text,” with no instruction identifying the card-number field.

    Fix
    Connect a visible label to the field.
    Owner
    Front-end development
    Criterion
    WCAG 1.3.1 - Level A
    Verify
    Retest the checkout with a screen reader.
  2. 2

    Return-reason menu cannot be opened by keyboard

    Blocks a returnReturns · /returns/new

    Keyboard users cannot choose a required return reason or continue the journey.

  3. 3

    Focus order skips the guest-checkout option

    Slows checkoutSign in · /account/login

Verified in the last 30 days

A fix counts only after a successful retest.

2 fixes confirmed by retest

Form error summary is announced

Confirmed with keyboard and screen reader testing.

Product images have meaningful text alternatives

Confirmed across the product catalogue sample.

Customer journeys

Blocked journeys appear first, followed by journeys with friction.

Checkout

Cannot be finished

1,240 starts each week · stops at Payment

Start a return

Cannot be finished

180 starts each week · stops at Reason

Create an account

Can finish with friction

420 starts each week · can be finished

Track an order

Can be finished

960 starts each week · no blocking barrier found

Assessment confidence

Automation is one input; human testing completes the picture.

Pages scanned
14 of 14Every page in the four sample journeys
Automated coverage
Approximately 30% to 40%Some barriers require human judgment
Journeys tested by a person
1 of 4Checkout reviewed with a screen reader

About the risk estimate

The $125,000 figure is demonstration data showing how journey volume, abandonment, and estimated order value can help teams discuss business impact. It is not a financial forecast.

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