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The contrast adjuster is a nice touch, my grandma can finaly read the prices.

Sells to both the UK and Germany so having one tool cover all those different regulations in a single dashboard saved me a headache. The daily reports land in my inbox and give me a clear picture. Two asks though, let me get alerts only when something actually breaks, and give me control over when the scans run.

Set this up on a Tuesday afternoon and it caught a bunch of images that had no descriptions, wrote them itself. The keyboard navigation works cleanly and the font size toggle in the little widget is handy for my older shoppers. Only thing I'd want is a few more color themes to pick from.

Two things sold me. The alt text it writes is actually accurate, not gibberish, and it works fine across both my languages without me touching a thing. Solid little addition.

Been using this for about a month now on my two stores. The scroll to top button sounds minor but customers on long product pages actually use it constantly. Getting a proper accessibility statement without paying a lawyer was the main reason i signed up and it delivered. Screen reader folks have emailed me thanking me wich never happend before. Only gripe is the setup could use a proper walkthrou...

My eyes arent what they used to be so the text to speech has been a small blessing while I check over my own store. Nice to feel included for once.

From a build standpoint I was skeptical anything like this wouldnt tank my load times, but I ran it through lighthouse and nothing budged. Tab order through the checkout is clean too, which most of these tools get wrong. Would love direct CSS control over the widget instead of just the presets.

Okay so I run a small clothing store and I was pretty worried about getting hit with one of those accessibility lawsuits you hear about. Having the certificate and statement made for me took a real weight off. The daily scans keep catching little things I miss, the reading line is weirdly satisfying, and it dropped onto my theme without any fuss. Wish the widget button sat lower on mobile though,...

I dont usually leave these but here we are. The dyslexia font option is something my daughter actually uses now and the whole thing didnt slow my site down at all.

Wasnt expecting much but my store finally feels usable for everyone who visits. Customers noticed right away.

Got the whole thing live myself in an afternoon, no developer involved. handed the generated certificate straight to our legal team and it ticked the box they needed for our EU customers.

Running a small buisness I never had the time or money to make my shop properly acessable for everyone. Now disabled shoppers can size up the text or shift the colors to whatever works for their eyes, and a handful have emailed saying they finally completed an order. That alone paid for it. I also sleep better knowing im covered on the compliance side. The one thing id change is letting me preview...

was nervous it would slow my store but i noticed zero diference in load time

Figured a tool like this would clash with my heavily customized theme but it slotted in without breaking a single thing on my layout. Pleasant surprise after past plugins wrecked stuff.

My partner has dyslexia so this one hit home for me. Switching on the dyslexia friendly font and the reading line guide made our store something she could actually use without straining. The text to speech is handy for folks who'd rather listen. And it kept working when we flipped the site into Spanish which surprised me. Two small things, id like more font options and the translated labels read a...

The auto alt text was a nice two for one, my images got described properly and I actually saw a small SEO lift from it. Shoppers can crank up the contrast or change colors right from the widget which a few older customers thanked me for. keyboard only browsing works now too. wish the widget button sat somewhere less central.

having the compliance certificate on file finally let me stop worrying about getting hit with a lawsuit

Solid product overall. The text to speech is well done and the accessibility statement page they generate covers legal bits I wasnt even aware of. i do think the onboarding could walk new users through the certificate process more clearly though, and a spanish translation of the dashboard would be a welcome addition for our team

After getting a demand letter from a law firm last year I went looking for a solution. The compliance certificate is the main reason I bought this honestly. Screen reader compatibility seems solid based on what my brother who is blind told me when he tested the site for me. maybe add some video tutorials for the dashboard

Pulled the trigger on this after looking at three competitors. the reading line is a small touch but my customers seem to love it. daily scans also catch stuff before I notice it myself