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Small business website accessibility audit

Most small businesses run on a handful of templates. Fixing the header, footer, form, and hero components once improves every page that reuses them.

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Methodology

Scan homepage, primary service page, contact or booking form, and blog or news index if present.

If you use a page builder, scan after major layout changes—blocks often reintroduce heading skips.

Typical findings

Contact forms with placeholder-only labels, social icon links without names, and hero images missing alt text.

Embedded maps or chat widgets that steal focus or lack dismiss controls.

Common issues

Low contrast on buttons matching brand colors, missing skip links on busy headers, and duplicate IDs from duplicated sections.

How to fix

Triage by template: fix shared navigation and form components before one-off blog posts.

Use our checklist guide before launch and re-scan after you change tracking scripts or consent banners.

Issue pages and guides