Mockup for review. Fernhill Bakery is a fictional business. Buttons do not charge anything.
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Accessibility check of fernhill-bakery.example · made 20 Oct 2026 · link expires in 14 days

We found 11 barriers on your homepage. This preview fixes 9 of them.

Today, customers who use a screen reader or a keyboard can't place a pickup order on your site. Switch between Before and After to see your homepage with our fixes.

5pages checked
38barriers found
9critical (block a task)
9 of 11fixed on the homepage here

Your homepage, before and after

Red numbers match the list below.

What we found on your homepage

Each item names the WCAG rule it breaks. The US government adopted WCAG 2.1 AA for public-sector websites; we fix to WCAG 2.2 AA, which includes it.

  1. Product photos have no description

    A screen reader says "IMG_4021.jpg, graphic" instead of what the photo shows.

    Fix: a short description for each photo, written from the image and checked by a person.

    1.1.1 Non-text Content · ACriticalFixed in preview

  2. Pale text is hard to read

    Your tagline is about 2.2:1 against the background. The rule asks for at least 4.5:1.

    Fix: a darker brown from your own palette, over 8:1. The design looks the same.

    1.4.3 Contrast (Minimum) · AASeriousFixed in preview

  3. Search and cart buttons have no name

    A screen reader only says "button", twice.

    Fix: names "Search" and "Cart, 0 items".

    4.1.2 Name, Role, Value · ACriticalFixed in preview

  4. Three links all say "Click here"

    Screen reader users often jump from link to link. Three "click here" links tell them nothing.

    Fix: links that say where they go.

    2.4.4 Link Purpose · ASeriousFixed in preview

  5. Order form fields have no labels

    The words "Name" and "Time" are not connected to the boxes, so a screen reader says "edit text, blank".

    Fix: labels connected to each field, and "required" announced.

    1.3.1 · 3.3.2 Labels · ACriticalFixed in preview

  6. You can't see where the keyboard is

    Your theme hides the focus outline, so keyboard users get lost.

    Fix: a clear focus ring on every link and button.

    2.4.7 Focus Visible · AASeriousFixed in preview

  7. The slideshow moves with no pause button

    It changes every 3 seconds and can't be stopped.

    Fix: a pause button, and no autoplay for people who turn motion off.

    2.2.2 Pause, Stop, Hide · ASeriousFixed in preview

  8. The page has no main heading

    The big headline is styled text, not a heading, so the page has no outline to jump through.

    Fix: one main heading and headings in order.

    1.3.1 · 2.4.6 Headings · A/AAModerateFixed in preview

  9. The page language isn't set

    Screen readers may read your English text with the wrong voice and accent.

    Fix: one line of code: lang="en".

    3.1.1 Language of Page · ASeriousFixed in preview

  10. The ordering widget comes from another company

    The OrderNow box has unlabelled buttons. We can't change their code from your site.

    Next step: we write the exact fix request to OrderNow for you, or suggest an accessible alternative.

    4.1.2 Name, Role, Value · ASeriousNeeds your vendor

  11. The full menu is a scanned PDF

    It's a picture of text. A screen reader reads nothing.

    Next step: in the full pack we turn it into a real menu page.

    1.1.1 Non-text Content · ASeriousIn the full pack

Found with an automated scan (axe-core) plus an AI review of your public homepage. Automated checks catch many issues, not all. The full pack adds keyboard and screen-reader testing of your order flow.

Your other pages

Order12
Menu9
Visit us4
About2

Hear it the way a screen reader user does

Blind and low-vision customers use a screen reader: software that reads the page aloud and lets them move with the keyboard. Here's what it says when they try to order from your homepage.

Before: what they hear

  1. "Button."Search icon, no name
  2. "Button."Cart icon, no name
  3. "IMG underscore 4021 dot J P G, graphic."Photo, no description
  4. "Link, click here."Where does it go?
  5. "Edit text, blank."Which field is this?
  6. "Edit text, blank."They give up and call, or leave.

After: what they hear

  1. "Fresh sourdough every morning, heading level 1."
  2. "Search, button."
  3. "Round sourdough loaf, dark crust, graphic."
  4. "Link, see this week's bread menu."
  5. "Your name, required, edit text."
  6. "Order for pickup, button."Order placed.

Played with your device's built-in voice, from your page's code. Real screen readers word things slightly differently.

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