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Top tools to help you meet WCAG compliance

WCAG

01 Apr 20262 mins

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Top tools to help you meet WCAG compliance

WCAG

01 Apr 20262 mins

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Meeting Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) compliance is essential for legal protection, customer experience, and brand reputation. Thankfully, a range of digital tools exist to help businesses navigate the complexities of web accessibility.

Here are some of the best tools and resources to help your e-commerce store achieve and maintain WCAG compliance.

Best for: Basic accessibility checks

WAVE, developed by WebAIM, is a free online checker that highlights accessibility issues on your website. While helpful for identifying basic WCAG issues, it does not support automation or ongoing remediation, which means follow-up action is still required from your team. It’s great for spotting issues early, after which you can follow up with a fully automated solution.

Best for: Developer-friendly, detailed audits 

Axe DevTools by Deque Systems is a developer-friendly browser extension that provides in-depth testing against WCAG criteria. While excellent for diagnostics, it’s best suited for users with technical expertise, and does not offer complete coverage or implementation assistance. It generates a detailed WCAG-based audit, which you can then use to inform your manual fixes.

Best for: Free, technical audits

 Google’s Lighthouse is a free auditing tool built into Chrome. It offers quick accessibility insights, but it primarily focuses on technical scoring and performance. It doesn’t evaluate all WCAG success criteria or provide solutions for more complex accessibility issues. As an accessibility audit tool, it’s useful because it provides a score; however, it focuses mainly on technical metrics and not legal compliance or remediation.

EnableAll is a paid accessibility app designed to help e-commerce businesses achieve and maintain compliance with global standards like WCAG 2.1 AA and AAA, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the European Accessibility Act (EAA), and the UK Equality Act 2010. Its autofix functionality automates the remediation process, reducing reliance on developer resources. For brands looking for an efficient and robust solution that scales with growth, EnableAll offers long-term peace of mind.

Finding the right combination of tools can make your path to WCAG compliance more efficient and effective. While free checkers are useful for diagnosis, a full-service platform such as an accessibility app helps you go further, faster. By selecting tools that match your needs and capabilities, you can build a more inclusive and legally compliant online experience. 

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