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Accessibility with Wix
Wix has an accessibility assistant, but leaves many decisions to the editor — especially with free placement of elements.
Common places for findings
Freely placed elements with an unclear reading order, decorative images in the foreground without alt, colour combinations from the design panel with too little contrast, text as graphics in banners.
First step
Go through Wix's accessibility assistant, set alt texts and heading tags in the editor, check the contrasts, scan the source code of the published page.
How a11yglass helps
The free scan checks the delivered HTML and CSS for automatically recognisable WCAG breaches, and names per finding the success criterion and a concrete step. It finds roughly 20–35% of issues and does not replace a full assessment.
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General information to the best of our knowledge, not legal advice. For an individual case, contact a law firm specialising in IT law.