Fixes for the platform you already use
How much we can automate depends on what your site is built on. Where code is reachable we fix it directly; where it is not, a specialist works in the platform's editor.
WordPress
WordPress runs a large share of business and government websites, and most of its accessibility problems come from content and themes rather than WordPress itself.
Shopify
Shopify themes share a small set of patterns, which makes their accessibility problems predictable: product media, icon buttons and variant pickers.
Custom code
Sites built with React, Next.js, Vue, Svelte, Astro or plain HTML keep their code in a Git repository, which is where we fix them.
Webflow
Webflow gives designers a lot of control, and interactions built in the Designer are where most of its accessibility problems start.
Wix
Wix sites often fail on images and buttons, because the editor makes it easy to place both without text.
Squarespace
Squarespace limits what can change in code, so the work happens mostly in the editor.
Drupal
Drupal sites are often large and long-lived, with custom themes built up over years.
BigCommerce
BigCommerce stores run on Stencil themes, and their product listing and checkout patterns are where shoppers get stuck.
HubSpot CMS
HubSpot sites are usually marketing sites built from modules, and the modules are where fixes pay off, because one fix repairs every page that uses it.
Not sure what your site runs on?
The free scan detects it for you and explains how we would fix your site on that platform.