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Is Your Online Store Protected from Predatory Lawsuits?

Over 75% of ADA website lawsuits target e-commerce stores. Between checkout accessibility barriers, Klaviyo SMS consent rules, and CIPA wiretap pixels, online stores are sitting ducks. Scan your store below.

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Private scan. Evaluates cart drawers, product alt text, checkout accessibility, SMS opt-ins, and ad pixels.

Auditing Web Architectures Against Legal Precedents

ADA Title III & WCAG 2.2 AA
California CIPA § 631 Wiretap
FCC TCPA Order 23-107
CCPA / CPRA Enforcement
VPPA 18 U.S.C. § 2710

The High Risk Profile of E-Commerce Websites

Law firms specializing in digital accessibility file hundreds of lawsuits each week against online storefronts. In California and New York federal courts, retail websites represent the vast majority of all digital compliance dockets under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and state civil rights statutes.

The Klaviyo / SMS Marketing TCPA Pitfall

Many stores install marketing popups promising discount codes upon entering a phone number. Under the TCPA and the FCC's recent rulings, sending automated marketing text messages without unequivocal prior express written consent exposes the store to $500 to $1,500 per text message sent, making high-volume abandoned cart SMS campaigns a massive liability.

Core Compliance Checkpoints for Online Stores

1. Product Variation Swatches

Color and size selector swatches must have ARIA labels indicating their status (e.g. 'Red, Out of Stock').

2. Sliding Cart Drawers

When a sliding side-cart opens, keyboard focus must move inside the drawer and trap focus until closed.

3. Unconsented Ad Retargeting

Firing Meta, Pinterest, and TikTok pixels upon page load violates California CIPA wiretap laws without a cookie gate.