Discover and understand
Product information, price, terms, and choices
Inspect a page in an online consumer-contract journey against the dedicated EAA e-commerce profile. AccessPreflight records page-level technical evidence and the steps that still need human evaluation; it does not infer service scope or declare the whole checkout conforming.
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Use page scans at stable checkpoints while a reviewer follows the complete consumer-contract path and records inaccessible handoffs.
Review product information, pricing, availability, alternatives, and the path into the transaction.
Test variants, forms, validation, authentication, security prompts, and recovery with keyboard and assistive technology.
Include hosted payment, bank, wallet, identity, signature, and other third-party steps the customer must use.
Evaluate the purchase button, confirmation, receipts, account management, cancellation, and support as one journey.
The blueprint keeps a page finding connected to the complete e-commerce path and shows which required states are still outside the evidence set.
Product information, price, terms, and choices
Basket, forms, errors, authentication, and recovery
Third-party payment, security, receipt, and status
Account, cancellation, complaints, and alternatives
A reviewer should be able to see exactly where this asset sits in the transaction and which required states have not yet been observed.
journey_review_requiredThe EAA e-commerce source and its legal or standards context can change. AccessPreflight pins the profile version used for a scan; your organization should re-review applicability and the source when requirements change.
Keep the profile, coverage boundary, evidence, and human-review queue attached to every result.
Automated preflight is not an accessibility certification or legal determination.