Accessibility scanning for restaurant websites
Menus, online ordering, and reservation widgets are usually the three most-used pages on a restaurant site — and the three most likely to be built as inaccessible embedded widgets from a third-party vendor.
Common issues we find on restaurant websites
Menus published as images or PDFs with no text
A beautifully designed menu photo is invisible to a screen reader. If there's no actual text version anywhere on the page, visually impaired diners can't find out what you serve.
Online ordering widgets with unlabeled quantity and customization controls
Third-party ordering embeds often ship with custom plus/minus buttons and topping checkboxes that have no accessible name, making it impossible to actually complete an order non-visually.
Reservation date pickers that trap keyboard focus
Calendar widgets for booking a table are a common source of keyboard traps — once a keyboard user opens the calendar, they can't tab back out of it.
Why this matters for you specifically
Online ordering has become the primary revenue channel for many restaurants, and every diner your ordering flow can't serve is a sale that goes to a competitor instead.