WCAG accessibility checklist for Wix site owners

WCAG can feel large and technical, but many improvements start with practical page checks. A Wix site owner can make meaningful progress by focusing on readability, navigation, text alternatives, forms, and contrast before moving into deeper audits.

Text and layout

• Use readable font sizes.
• Avoid long blocks of dense text.
• Keep headings in a logical order.
• Do not rely only on color to communicate meaning.
• Check text contrast on every major section.

Images and media

• Add useful alt text to meaningful images.
• Avoid text trapped inside images when regular text would work.
• Give videos captions or a transcript when possible.
• Make icons understandable with labels or context.

Forms and actions

• Label form fields clearly.
• Make error messages specific.
• Keep buttons large enough to tap.
• Use button text that describes the action.
• Test the form with keyboard navigation if possible.

How Readable helps

Readable: WCAG Accessibility can support an accessibility review by focusing attention on page readability and WCAG-friendly improvements. Use it as a recurring check whenever you publish important pages or redesign key sections.