Your site has 23 accessibility errors across 38 pages, most of them repeated instances of five underlying problems. None of them are hard to fix, but several are exactly the kind that appear in demand letters. Fixing the five root causes below clears roughly 90% of the errors.
1. About a third of your images have no text description. A visitor using a screen reader hears "image" and nothing else. On your product pages that means the product photos are invisible to them. This is the single most-cited issue in accessibility claims.
2. Your light-gray text fails contrast requirements on 9 pages. The gray-on-white body text in your footer and on samplecompany.com/pricing is below the legal readability threshold. People with low vision, and anyone reading a phone in sunlight, will struggle.
3. Your contact and quote forms don't label their fields properly. On samplecompany.com/contact and /request-a-quote, assistive technology can't tell a visitor which box is "email" and which is "phone." A person who can't complete your form is a lead you never see, and a plaintiff who can't complete it has a textbook claim.
4. Several "Read more" links go nowhere in particular. Screen-reader users often pull up a list of all links on a page. Fourteen identical "Read more" links on samplecompany.com/blog with no context makes navigation guesswork.
5. The mobile menu can't be operated by keyboard. Visitors who navigate by keyboard (motor disabilities, power users) cannot open your navigation at all on mobile widths.
| Priority | Fix | Where | Effort |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 · now | Add alt text to the 31 images missing it (we provide the list + suggested wording) | Site-wide (worst: /products, /gallery) | 2-3 hrs |
| 2 · now | Label all form fields on Contact + Quote forms | /contact, /request-a-quote | ~1 hr |
| 3 · this month | Darken footer + pricing-table text to pass contrast (one CSS change) | Theme CSS (footer, /pricing) | ~30 min |
| 4 · this month | Make the mobile menu keyboard-operable | Header template, all pages | 1-2 hrs |
| 5 · next cycle | Give each "Read more" link a destination-specific label | /blog + 14 posts | ~1 hr |
This summary is one part of the deliverable. The complete Website Accessibility Review also includes the full page-by-page scan data for every page on your site, human-review findings that automated tools can't catch (keyboard navigation, screen-reader flow, form usability), and a verification re-scan after remediation.