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Compliance

· 23 checks — WCAG, consent & privacy, language, viewport, cookie inventory, and legal pages rolled into one auditable list.
SCORE
70
GRADE
C
FIX
1
REVIEW
7
PASS
12
INFO
3
Checks
23
12 PASS 7 REVIEW 1 FIX
F
GDPR Article 13 Disclosures
Action
1 / 8 Art. 13 categories matched in homepage body
FIX
1 / 8 Art. 13 categories matched in homepage body
Warning::
GDPR Article 13 disclosure coverage: 1 / 8 categories
Scanned the homepage body text AND the linked /privacy page for GDPR Article 13 disclosures. Matched 1 of 8 categories: Recipients of personal data. Missing: Data Protection Officer contact (where applicable), Data retention period, Data subject rights (access, erasure, rectification, etc.), Identity / contact details of the data controller, International data transfers, Legal basis for processing, Right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority. Note: only the FIRST same-origin privacy-policy link is followed; deeper sub-pages (e.g. /legal/data-subject-rights) are not fetched.
Got: 1/8
C
Viewport Configuration
Action
Viewport prevents zooming
REVIEW
Viewport prevents zooming
Info::
Viewport meta tag is present
Info::
width=device-width is set
Critical::
Viewport prevents user zooming
user-scalable=no or maximum-scale < 2 prevents users from zooming. This is a WCAG 1.4.4 (Level AA) failure and an accessibility barrier for users with low vision.
Got: width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, height=device-height, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0 Expected: width=device-width, initial-scale=1 (without zoom restrictions)
Viewport Configuration Problem
Content
width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, height=device-height, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0
width=device-width

Responsive layout enabled

initial-scale=1

Correct initial zoom level

maximum-scale=1.0

Restricts zoom — set to 5.0 or higher, or remove entirely

User zooming BLOCKED

WCAG 1.4.4 violation — users with low vision cannot zoom. Remove user-scalable=no and set maximum-scale to at least 5.0.

user-scalable=no or maximum-scale < 2 prevents users from zooming. This is a WCAG 1.4.4 (Level AA) failure and an accessibility barrier for users with low vision.

Why this matters

user-scalable=no is a WCAG 1.4.4 failure and creates ADA/EAA legal exposure — low-vision users rely on pinch-zoom every day.

Learn more ▾

Setting user-scalable=no (or maximum-scale=1) in the viewport meta blocks pinch-zoom. WCAG 2.1 success criterion 1.4.4 (Resize Text) requires zoom up to 200%. ADA lawsuits against inaccessible US sites have risen sharply; the EU Accessibility Act adds another enforcement layer in 2025. Remove user-scalable and maximum-scale from the viewport meta.

Source: WCAG 2.1 SC 1.4.4 / ADA / EAA

B
Accessibility Statement
No accessibility statement detected
REVIEW
No accessibility statement detected
Warning::
No accessibility statement detected
Sites are increasingly expected to publish an accessibility statement. Required by EU Web Accessibility Directive 2016/2102 for public-sector bodies; recommended best practice elsewhere. Common URLs: /accessibility, /accessibility-statement, /a11y. Detection is by link URL and anchor text, in a limited set of languages, so this is an unconfirmed absence.
B
Third-Party Trackers
5 trackers detected
REVIEW
5 trackers detected
Info::
5 third-party trackers detected
Found 2 analytics, 0 advertising, 1 marketing, 1 tag manager, 1 session-replay, 0 heatmap trackers.
Got: 5 trackers
Warning::
1 session-replay tool(s) detected (Hotjar)
Session-replay tools record what users type, click, and scroll. Under GDPR these are high-risk processing requiring explicit consent and (per UK ICO and French CNIL guidance) often a Data Protection Impact Assessment. Mask sensitive form fields and gate firing on user consent.
B
Beacon Tracking (sendBeacon)
2 sendBeacon call site(s) in inline scripts
REVIEW
2 sendBeacon call site(s) in inline scripts
Info::
2 navigator.sendBeacon call site(s) in inline scripts
navigator.sendBeacon() fires fire-and-forget POSTs in the background after page-unload -- typically used for last-second analytics (read-time, scroll depth, exit-intent). Ad-blockers' XHR/fetch interception often misses them (different API path); DevTools shows beacon requests typed as "ping" instead of "fetch", which is easy to overlook in privacy reviews. Audit each call site: what data is being sent? Is the recipient disclosed in the privacy policy? Is the call gated behind cookie-banner consent? Does the user have a way to opt out of the page-unload tracking specifically (separate from in-session analytics)? Detection is limited to inline scripts -- beacons in external SDKs aren't visible to this static scan.
C
Compliance Badges
Action
0 compliance badge(s) detected
REVIEW
0 compliance badge(s) detected
Info::
No compliance badges detected
No recognized compliance certification badges or seals were found. This is common — many sites do not display compliance badges.
SOC 2
ISO 27001
PCI DSS
GDPR Certified
HIPAA Compliant
Better Business Bureau
TRUSTe / TrustArc
Privacy Shield
McAfee SECURE / TrustedSite
Norton Secured
Badge detection is based on image alt text, link URLs, and page content. Detection does not verify that certifications are current or valid.
A+
WCAG Compliance
No testable criteria
PASS
No testable criteria
Level A
Level AA

0

Passed

0

Failed

0

Partial

0

Manual review

0

Not tested

Key accessibility barriers

Links with unclear purpose

63 link(s) have empty or generic text

Screen reader users navigating by link list

Form controls without labels

Assistive technology cannot identify 5 input(s)

Screen reader and voice-control users

Automated testing covers ~30–40% of WCAG criteria. Manual review is recommended for full conformance.

Full WCAG 2.1 AA compliance checklist — paste into a client deliverable or ticket

A+
Tracker Inventory
1 known tracker(s) detected
PASS
1 known tracker(s) detected
Info::
1 known tracker(s) detected
Inventory of trackers loaded by the page (matched against a curated SDK URL registry): marketing: TikTok Pixel Each entry maps a script URL pattern to a known vendor SDK. This is purely informational -- consent posture / pre-consent firing is graded by the consent analyzer.
A
Language & i18n
Lang attribute present
PASS
Lang attribute present
Info::
<html lang> attribute is present
Info::
<html lang> value is valid
Info::
No Content-Language HTTP header
Info::
Language signals are inconsistent
The <html lang> attribute and Content-Language header should agree.
Page Language DetectedContent-Language Header ——Consistent No—

The <html lang> attribute and Content-Language header should agree.

Why this matters

<html lang>, Content-Language, or og:locale disagree — pick one source of truth and align the others.

Learn more ▾

Browsers and assistive tech use different sources for language. When they disagree, behavior is undefined: some pronounce by <html lang>, some by Content-Language. Decide on the canonical language for the page and set all signals to match.

Source: WCAG 2.1 SC 3.1.1

A+
Hreflang Configuration
No hreflang tags on this page
PASS
No hreflang tags on this page
Info::
No hreflang tags found (single-language site)
A+
Internationalization Extras
No additional i18n signals detected
PASS
No additional i18n signals detected
Info::
No additional i18n signals detected
A+
Readability & Typography
Font sizes and tap targets checked
PASS
Font sizes and tap targets checked
A+
Tracking Pixel Inventory
No tracking pixels detected
PASS
No tracking pixels detected
Info::
No tracking pixels detected
A+
Browser Fingerprinting
No browser-fingerprinting libraries detected
PASS
No browser-fingerprinting libraries detected
Info::
No browser-fingerprinting libraries detected
A+
Cross-Site Cookies (SameSite=None)
No cookies on the page
PASS
No cookies on the page
Info::
No cookies set on the page response
Regulatory Indicators
1 regulatory indicator(s) detected
INFO
1 regulatory indicator(s) detected
Info::
This is a technical scan, not a legal assessment
BeaverCheck detects technical indicators that may suggest regulatory relevance. This is not a compliance audit and should not be relied upon for legal decisions. Consult qualified legal counsel for compliance assessments.
Info::
GDPR indicators detected (moderate confidence)
Indicators suggesting GDPR may be relevant: Privacy policy page found. EU General Data Protection Regulation — governs collection and processing of personal data of EU residents.
Got: 1 indicators: Privacy policy page found

This is a technical scan, not a legal assessment.

BeaverCheck detects technical indicators that may suggest regulatory relevance. This should not be relied upon for legal decisions. Consult qualified legal counsel.

GDPR Moderate

EU General Data Protection Regulation — governs collection and processing of personal data of EU residents.

Indicators detected

  • Privacy policy page found
Third-Party Data Sharing
2 third-party service(s) detected
INFO
2 third-party service(s) detected
Info::
Data inventory for transparency purposes
This inventory identifies third-party services that receive data from your site visitors. Under regulations like GDPR (Article 30), maintaining records of data processing activities is commonly considered a best practice. This automated scan provides a starting point — it may not capture all data flows.
Info::
2 third-party services across 2 categories
2 third-party services detected across 2 categories: Session Recording (1), Advertising (1). Each of these services receives some user data from your site visitors.
Info::
Hotjar (Session Recording)
Detected via script URL. Typically collects: Session recordings, Heatmaps, Click patterns, Form interactions. Privacy policy: https://www.hotjar.com/privacy/. Data Processing Agreement available.
Got: Category: Session Recording | Data types: Session recordings, Heatmaps, Click patterns, Form interactions
Info::
TikTok Pixel (Advertising)
Detected via script URL. Typically collects: Page views, Conversions, Ad targeting. Privacy policy: https://www.tiktok.com/legal/privacy-policy. Data Processing Agreement available.
Got: Category: Advertising | Data types: Page views, Conversions, Ad targeting
Session Recording (1)
Advertising (1)
Hotjar Session Recording
Detected by: script URL
Data typically collected:
Session recordingsHeatmapsClick patternsForm interactions
Privacy policy → DPA available ✓
TikTok Pixel Advertising
Detected by: script URL
Data typically collected:
Page viewsConversionsAd targeting
Privacy policy → DPA available ✓

This inventory identifies services receiving visitor data.

Under regulations like GDPR Article 30, maintaining records of data processing is commonly considered a best practice. This scan provides a starting point.

Readability Scores
1086 words, Flesch-Kincaid grade 2.5
INFO

Readability Analysis (Flesch-Kincaid)

Grade Level

2.5

Grade 5 (easy)

Reading Ease

88

Easy

Words

1086

Sentences

184

All checks on this page are automated. Results are estimates - run targeted manual reviews when the score affects a release decision.

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