Accessibility on your platform

WordPress

WordPress does not make a site compliant or non-compliant: it all depends on the theme, the plugins and the content. The good news is that almost everything can be fixed without changing platform.

Shopify

Shopify provides a solid foundation, but a store remains an assembly: theme, apps, content. That assembly is what the law looks at, and that is what needs measuring.

PrestaShop

PrestaShop powers a large share of French e-commerce. Its strength is its flexibility: everything can be modified. That is also its risk, because every module adds its own interface to the site.

Wix

Wix generates a sound technical structure and ships a built-in accessibility assistant. The editor's visual freedom remains total: that is where the gaps happen.

Webflow

Webflow gives the designer near-total control of the markup. It is the tool of the best sites and the worst: compliance there is a matter of skill, not platform.

Magento (Adobe Commerce)

Magento powers rich, complex stores run by technical teams. That complexity has a price: in our analyses, it is the platform where the measured gaps were the most uniform.