Common issues include:
We focus on real issues that affect visitors:
1. Audit
We identify accessibility issues across your Webflow site, including custom interactions and CMS-driven content.
2. Prioritize
You receive a clear list of fixes based on impact.
3. Remediate
We implement improvements directly in the Designer, or guide your team through component-level and CMS structure fixes.
4. Support
Ongoing updates as your site evolves and new pages or collections are added.
Accessible sites are easier to use - for everyone.
Are most Webflow sites accessible?
No. Most Webflow sites are not accessible. Common issues include custom interactions built without keyboard support, missing focus states, unstructured CMS content, and unlabeled form fields.
Why does accessibility matter for a Webflow site?
Accessible sites are easier for everyone to use. Accessibility directly impacts revenue - visitors leave when they cannot use a site, barriers reduce conversions, and poor experiences damage trust.
What specific areas of a Webflow site are addressed?
The focus is on real issues that affect visitors, including interaction and animation accessibility, CMS collection structure, custom component fixes, form usability, focus states, and screen reader compatibility.
Do Webflow's built-in interactions cause accessibility problems?
They can. Interactions (IX2) that don't respect reduced-motion settings, or that hide focus indicators, are common sources of accessibility issues on Webflow sites.
What is the first step in the Webflow accessibility process?
The process begins with a comprehensive audit to identify accessibility issues across the site, including custom interactions and CMS-driven pages.
How are issues prioritized after the audit?
After the audit, a clear list of fixes is provided, prioritized by impact on visitors and the business.
Who implements the accessibility fixes - the consultant or the site owner's team?
Accessibility Consulting can implement improvements directly in the Webflow Designer, or guide the site owner's team through component-level and CMS structure fixes.
Is ongoing support available after the initial fixes are made?
Yes. Ongoing support is available to keep the site accessible as it evolves and new pages, collections, or interactions are added.
Do you use accessibility apps or overlay tools to fix Webflow sites?
No. The approach is explicitly "no apps, no overlays." Real, hands-on fixes are implemented directly in the Designer rather than relying on overlay solutions.
How is this service described in terms of its overall approach?
The service is practical and business-focused - designed to remove accessibility barriers, improve usability, and enhance the overall experience for all visitors.
No Apps. No Overlays.
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