Make your Webflow website accessible with accessiBe
accessiBe’s Web Accessibility app for Webflow helps you comply with global accessibility regulations like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the European Accessibility Act (EAA), and other international legislation.
Simple to install and always on, accessiBe’s AI scans your site every 24 hours, automatically fixing accessibility issues and supporting adherence to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the technical standard cited in most international accessibility laws.
We take care of the accessibility work in the background so you can focus on building and growing your Webflow projects. Your designs stay intact while you gain the benefits of an accessible site: Expanded organic reach, new revenue channels, stronger brand reputation, and a smoother experience for every visitor.
Install accessiBe’s accessibility app for Webflow now by pressing here.
Web accessibility compliance simplified for your Webflow site
Accessibility is not optional, it’s a legal requirement. Countries including the U.S., Canada, and members of the European Union enforce accessibility through laws such as the ADA, EAA, Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), and more. These regulations point to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as the benchmark for accessible design.
WCAG outlines expectations such as compatibility with screen readers and full keyboard navigation, among other criteria.
accessiBe’s Webflow app is designed to help your site conform to WCAG guidelines in as little as 48 hours.
Once live, it runs in the background to identify and remediate accessibility issues every 24 hours, quickly addressing gaps that can put your site at risk.
Follow these instructions to install the accessiBe app for Webflow.
Provide a customized experience for every visitor
Alongside automated adjustments behind the scenes, accessiBe for Webflow adds an on-page accessibility interface that allows each visitor to tailor how they engage with your site.
For example, people with low vision can increase text size or heighten color contrast for readability. Others can pause animations, enable a distraction-free read-only mode, or adjust spacing and font choices for better legibility.
Importantly, the interface integrates seamlessly with your Webflow design and can be customized to reflect your brand identity, so accessibility feels like a natural extension of your site.
Get additional enhancements to support complex sites
For Webflow websites with more advanced structures—such as ecommerce stores, multi-step forms, or sites with heavy use of animations—accessiBe also offers a service called Manual Testing & Custom Remediation (MTCR).
MTCR builds on accessWidget’s automation by adding a layer of expert-driven accessibility testing. Our specialists manually review critical user journeys—like navigation menus, checkout flows, pop-ups, and forms—using assistive technologies. Based on these insights, accessWidget is fine-tuned with custom enhancements to strengthen areas that automation alone may not fully address, such as semantic structure, skip links, labeling, and focus indicators.
This hybrid approach gives larger or more dynamic Webflow sites the confidence that their accessibility is not only automated, but also reinforced by expert oversight—helping mitigate legal risk and optimize usability for all visitors.
Press here to learn more about Manual Testing & Custom Remediation (MTCR).
Webflow’s built-in accessibility limitations
Webflow is a powerful design platform, enabling creators to launch visually striking sites without touching code. But that design-first focus has left accessibility as a secondary concern.
While Webflow has introduced some accessibility-friendly features, most critical requirements—such as reliable screen reader support and full keyboard operability—are not available by default. Instead, users are directed to the WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines without built-in tools to help them achieve conformance automatically.
We detail these limitations in our full guide for creating an accessible Webflow site.
The challenges of creating an accessible Webflow site manually
For Webflow users, adhering to WCAG can be difficult. Each image, video, and interactive element needs to be reviewed and adapted for accessibility—a process that can take significant time and technical know-how.
This runs counter to Webflow’s appeal as a no-code platform. And if you outsource the work, accessibility remediation often costs thousands of dollars and can stretch over months.
As a result, many Webflow websites remain only partially accessible. That not only limits your reach and frustrates potential visitors, but also increases your exposure to legal risk.
Press here to learn more about creating an accessible Webflow site.
The importance of an accessible Webflow website
Making your Webflow site accessible isn’t just about meeting legal obligations - it’s also a smart business move. More than 1.3 billion people worldwide live with disabilities, representing a vast and often overlooked audience.
Together, this group controls billions in annual disposable income. By making your site more inclusive, you gain the opportunity to earn their trust, loyalty, and business. At the same time, accessible sites often perform better in search engines, engage visitors more effectively, and convert at higher rates.
For Webflow agencies, the benefits go even further.
By joining the accessiBe Partner Program, agencies can add accessibility to their list of client services, unlocking new revenue streams and delivering more value.
Thousands of agencies around the world already use accessiBe to strengthen client projects and build a more inclusive web.
