Paste-ready Support / Customer-Success reply: Lighthouse / axe accessibility email

When a customer emails that your product "fails accessibility" or attaches a red Lighthouse Accessibility PDF, you often need a same-day reply before anyone can edit CSS. Use this as a starting draft (edit the bracketed bits).

Subject: Re: Accessibility findings on [product/page]

Hi [Name],

Thanks for sending the Lighthouse / axe report — we treat Accessibility as a release gate, not a nice-to-have.

What we see from your PDF / export:

• Highest-weight items first: color-contrast, image-alt, link-name / button-name, and form label
• We will clear those four on [checkout / marketing URL] within [N] business days, then re-run Lighthouse Accessibility + axe and reply with before/after scores

Meanwhile, if you need a temporary workaround for keyboard users:

• Tab through primary CTAs; if focus rings are missing, we are already prioritizing :focus-visible restoration with the contrast pass

I will update you by [date] with the re-check PDF.

Thanks again for flagging this,
[Your name]
[Support / CS]

Free practice (no purchase)

Interactive FAIL→PASS contrast + focus demo (one HTML file): https://instantpost.us/p/gwPdgLF39n

Free vs $9

The reply template + the four high-weight fixes above are free. Buy the 11-page plain-English repair guide only if the residual axe / Lighthouse list is still long after those four are green: Fix Your Lighthouse & axe Accessibility Errors ($9)

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