E-commerce accessibility audit
Stores combine templates, apps, promotions, and checkout flows. Small accessibility mistakes repeat across thousands of URLs—so we prioritize templates, navigation, and money paths first.
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Methodology
We load public URLs in a real browser and run automated axe rules, then map findings to your issue backlog. This page describes a typical audit focus—not legal advice.
For each major template (home, collection/category, product, cart, account), capture one representative URL. Re-scan after theme or app updates.
Typical findings
Product galleries often ship without consistent alt text; quick-view modals may trap focus or lack accessible names.
Sale badges and countdown timers frequently rely on color alone or use low-contrast text.
Mini-carts and drawer menus are common keyboard traps when focus management is skipped.
Common issues
Missing or decorative images treated as informative, unlabeled icon buttons, filters that do not announce state changes, and checkout steps with unclear error messaging.
How to fix
Fix at the theme level: shared components for product cards, buttons, and modals. Add regression scans before peak traffic.
Pair automation with a short keyboard pass through add-to-cart and guest checkout.