Step 1
Inventory small interactive controls on product and checkout screens.
Practical review guide · Free worksheet
Reviewed by ComplyFolio. Store owners, accessibility reviewers and developers testing real ecommerce journeys.
Get the working templateThese are suggested operational checks to apply to your own evidence. They are not additional legal requirements or claims that the workspace automates this entire task.
Inventory small interactive controls on product and checkout screens.
Measure target bounds and spacing in the rendered layout, not just the icon artwork.
Test the controls on a touch device while recording accidental activations.
Review applicable size or spacing requirements and document any exception rather than assuming one.
A quantity stepper places minus and plus controls so close together that users repeatedly activate the wrong one.
A target-size worksheet with measured bounds and usability observations.
Boundary: The correct conformance assessment depends on the applicable criterion, exceptions and tested implementation.
This scenario is fictional. It illustrates a review decision, not a customer outcome or a compliance determination.
The Markdown worksheet includes the procedure, the fields below, and space for findings, evidence, owners and retests. It contains no pre-approved findings. Edit it locally without an account.
Record what you observed, including unknowns. Link each decision to a source and keep unresolved questions assigned to an owner. Share completed records only through an appropriate authorized route.
The references provide the legal or technical context. The procedure and worksheet are ComplyFolio working suggestions, not official forms or a certification standard.
The correct conformance assessment depends on the applicable criterion, exceptions and tested implementation.
Use the free workspace for an initial public product-page review, then add the manual evidence and decisions this guide requires. A page scan cannot inspect private supplier files or complete every user journey.
Start with a public product page