Wix gives you a closed editor and a generated DOM. Knowing which problems you can fix and which are the platform's is most of the work.
What we look at
The editor's output
Wix generates its own markup from your layout. Heading levels, landmark structure and reading order often do not match what you see on the canvas.
Absolute positioning
Drag-and-drop layouts can put the DOM order badly out of step with the visual order, which is disorienting for keyboard and screen reader users.
Wix apps
Booking widgets, forms, galleries and chat add markup you did not write. We test what they inject and tell you which app is causing which finding.
What is fixable
Alt text, link text, colour, heading levels and form labels are yours. Some generated structure is not. We are straight about which is which.
How fixes are delivered
Wix limits code-level access, so the work is a mix of editor changes you or we make directly, custom code in the Velo panel where it helps, and a clear written list of the things the platform itself controls.
That last list matters. It goes in your accessibility statement as a known limitation rather than being quietly ignored.
Start with a free scan.
A real report on your real templates. Yours to keep, whatever you decide next.