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At CommentSold, your shop and shoppers’ concerns are our concerns which is why we always want to make sure we’re clearly addressing any questions and concerns that you and your shoppers might have.

The Concern


Shops have posted within our Community and reached out to account strategists with concerns over whether or not their webstores are ADA compliant.

Our Approach


When web content is inaccessible, individuals with disabilities are denied access to information. Not only is it a poor customer experience, but it creates an equal access issue.

Every website operator is responsible for compliance with laws, including those related to accessibility. At CommentSold, it is important that our services are available for everyone. We can't guarantee that all services and tools are compliant with all laws, especially in the ways that they interact with your webstore, but we design all of our products with accessibility in mind, including alignment to Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) standards.

You can move your old web pages to CommentSold Site Creator ensuring they become machine-readable and ADA-compliant, significantly enhancing accessibility and usability. This optimization makes your pages easily interpreted by devices and software, improving SEO and accessibility for all users.

Making your website ADA-compliant fulfills legal requirements and demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity and social responsibility, all achieved seamlessly with Site Creator.

If you find tools that you believe are not accessible, please let us know. You can connect with our Support Team by selecting the chat icon in the lower-right corner of your CommentSold dashboard.

You can learn additional ways to keep your shop practices, social accounts, etc. ADA compliant here.

Examples of ADA Compliance 


Below are two ways in which CommentSold helps webstores to achieve higher levels of ADA compliance in regards to alternative text ("alt text"). Alt text conveys the purpose of an image, including pictures, illustrations, charts, etc. to those using screen readers because of visual impairments. 

Alt Text in Webstore Design Content Alt Text for Product Name

When a shop adds a design element to the home page of their webstore that will contain an image, CommentSold requires that the shop enter alternative text for the image.

For example, in the below screenshot, we are creating a promotional block on our shop's homepage to advertise new arrivals. We upload an image and enter the alt text Click to view new arrivals! This alt text describes the purpose of the image—it is promoting browsers to visit the new arrivals section of the shop.

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