Website compliance checklist

Check five core areas of one US-facing website. Record what you tested, what you observed, and what needs attention.

Updated October 24, 2026. No signup or email is required.

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Document referenceBCT-WEBSITE-CHECKLIST
Version2026-10-24.1
OwnerBusiness Compliance Tools
PurposeA preparation checklist for a scoped review of one US-facing website.
Source informationReview scope and method from the Business Compliance Tools website review service. This checklist does not determine legal applicability.

How to use the checklist

Choose representative pages and customer tasks. Keep evidence on your own device. Record each item as checked, issue found, not checked, or outside scope.

Document the website version, date, browser, region, test state, and reviewer. Resolve legal applicability with qualified advice before treating a checklist item as a legal requirement.

Policies and website consistency

Policies and website consistency
ItemRecord
Evidence and ownerRecord locally
Outcome and dateRecord locally
Fix and retestRecord locally

Accessibility

Accessibility
ItemRecord
Evidence and ownerRecord locally
Outcome and dateRecord locally
Fix and retestRecord locally

Privacy and tracking

Privacy and tracking
ItemRecord
Evidence and ownerRecord locally
Outcome and dateRecord locally
Fix and retestRecord locally

Pricing and subscriptions

Pricing and subscriptions
ItemRecord
Evidence and ownerRecord locally
Outcome and dateRecord locally
Fix and retestRecord locally

Customer journeys

Customer journeys
ItemRecord
Evidence and ownerRecord locally
Outcome and dateRecord locally
Fix and retestRecord locally

Limits

This is a preparation checklist, not legal advice, a legal opinion, or compliance certification. Your team implements and verifies changes. A completed checklist does not establish WCAG conformance or that every applicable law has been assessed.

Check the underlying rules

Read the dated reference tables before applying a law. Each table states its scope and exclusions.

Ask for a manual Core review if you need documented observations and a prioritized fix list.