Selling or serving customers in the EU? The EAA expects WCAG 2.1 AA. See how your Wix site scores right now.
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) applies to e-commerce and consumer-facing services in the EU. If your Wix store sells to EU customers, WCAG 2.1 AA compliance is expected — and enterprise partners increasingly ask for proof before they sign.
Most accessibility problems on Wix sites come from a handful of repeating issues: missing alt text on product images, generic link text like "read more", low-contrast text over theme colours, empty form labels, and missing page language. All of these are detectable automatically — that's what our scanner checks.
16 automated rules covering images, links, forms, headings, language, viewport, contrast, ARIA misuse, and more — mapped to real WCAG success criteria.
Paste your URL, get a letter grade with every issue listed by severity. No account, no email, no waiting for an audit report.
The rule set targets what EU enforcement and enterprise procurement actually look at: WCAG 2.1 AA basics you can document today.
When your scan flags a failing rule, here's where to fix it in the Wix Editor:
| Issue | Where to fix in Wix |
|---|---|
| Missing alt text | Click the image → Settings (gear icon) → Accessibility → Alt Text field. Images uploaded via Wix Media Manager also have alt text fields. |
| Low contrast text | Click the text element → Settings panel → Design → Text colour. Wix's default palettes can produce low contrast — test with a contrast checker. |
| Missing heading structure | Click a heading element → Settings → Design → Heading level (H1-H3). Wix limits heading levels in the editor; use the correct hierarchy (one H1, then H2, then H3). |
| Empty form labels | Wix forms use fields with built-in labels. Check each field in the form editor — ensure the label text is visible, not hidden. |
| Generic link text | Click the link/text → Link icon → edit the visible text. Replace "Click here" with descriptive text like "View our size guide". |
| Missing skip-to-content | Wix doesn't include a skip link by default. Add it via a Site Element (HTML embed) with code: <a href="#main-content" class="skip-link">Skip to content</a>. Set CSS position absolute. |
Automated scanning catches roughly a third of accessibility issues — but it catches the ones that are cheapest to fix first. When you want the full picture, our e-book covers the complete checklist plus a 14-day fix plan: