EAA Accessibility Checks

EAA Accessibility Checks for Checkout, Booking & Form Flows

ComplyPages scans public transaction flows, identifies visible accessibility risks, and turns the findings into developer-ready fix tickets your web team or agency can act on.

We focus on the pages where accessibility problems are most likely to affect revenue, customer access, and EAA readiness: checkout, booking, ticketing, enrollment, payment, login, and form flows.

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No code access required. No purchases made. No private customer data collected. Not legal advice or certification.

Built for EU-facing websites with customer transaction flows

ComplyPages is designed for websites where customers need to complete an important action online.

E-commerce stores

Cart, checkout, payment, account, and product-page purchase flows.

Hotels and travel booking

Room search, booking forms, date pickers, guest details, and confirmation flows.

Ticketing and events

Ticket selection, seat selection, checkout, account creation, and payment flows.

Online courses and memberships

Enrollment, subscription, payment, login, and onboarding flows.

Quote and booking websites

Lead forms, appointment booking, file upload, multi-step forms, and confirmation pages.

What we check

We review public-facing pages and flows for visible accessibility issues that may affect customer access and EAA readiness.

✓Missing or unclear button names
✓Form fields without accessible labels
✓Keyboard navigation problems
✓Focus order and focus visibility issues
✓Low contrast on important text or controls
✓Error messages that are not clearly exposed to assistive technology
✓Missing page structure or heading issues
✓Modal, menu, date picker, or dropdown accessibility problems
✓Missing or hard-to-find accessibility statement
✓Issues in checkout, booking, ticketing, enrollment, and form flows

The goal is not to produce a long generic audit. The goal is to give your developer a short, prioritized fix queue focused on customer-critical flows.

What you receive

Each finding is written so your developer, agency, or platform supplier can understand the issue and act on it quickly.

For each issue, we provide:

✓Exact page URL
✓Flow step, such as cart, checkout, booking, payment, login, or form submission
✓Issue type and severity
✓Screenshot or visual reference
✓Element description or selector where available
✓Reproduction steps
✓Customer impact explanation
✓WCAG/EAA readiness reference
✓Suggested fix
✓Acceptance criteria
✓Retest status after your team implements the fix

We help your existing developer move faster

ComplyPages does not replace your developer, web agency, or booking platform supplier. We give them a clearer fix queue.

Instead of asking your team to manually search for accessibility problems, interpret the rules, reproduce issues, and decide what matters first, we package the findings into practical tickets focused on the flows that matter most to your customers and business.

Without ComplyPages

Developer has to discover issues manually
Accessibility rules need to be interpreted internally
Problems may be hard to reproduce
Priorities are unclear
Fixes may not be independently retested

With ComplyPages

Issues are found and prioritized
Each finding includes page, flow step, screenshot, and reproduction steps
Findings are mapped to customer impact and EAA/WCAG readiness
Developer-ready fix guidance is provided
Fixes can be retested after implementation

How it works

We check the public transaction flow

We review the customer-facing path where users buy, book, register, request a quote, or submit a form.

We identify visible accessibility risks

We look for issues that may affect keyboard users, screen-reader users, form completion, checkout completion, or access to important actions.

We create developer-ready fix tickets

Each issue is documented with the page, flow step, impact, suggested fix, and acceptance criteria.

Your team fixes it

Your internal developer, agency, or platform supplier implements the changes.

We retest and monitor

After fixes are implemented, we can retest the flow and continue monitoring for regressions.

Example finding

Checkout button has no accessible name: Checkout button has no accessible name

Page: /checkout

Flow step: Payment confirmation

Impact: Screen-reader users may not understand what action the button performs.

Why it matters: If a customer cannot identify the final checkout action, they may be blocked from completing a purchase.

Suggested fix: Add a clear visible label or accessible name that describes the button action.

Acceptance criteria: The button is announced as "Complete order" or equivalent by assistive technology and remains usable by keyboard.

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Practical EAA accessibility QA, not legal certification

ComplyPages provides practical accessibility and EAA-readiness checks for public website flows. We do not provide legal advice, certification, or a full manual accessibility audit. Our reports are designed to help your team identify visible risks, prioritize fixes, and improve the accessibility of customer-critical flows.