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WCAGWatch
Automated monitoring for common WCAG-related accessibility issues, reports, scan history, and website maintenance workflows.
Ecommerce Accessibility Checker
WCAGWatch helps ecommerce teams, store owners, agencies, and developers scan public storefront pages for common accessibility issues and track changes over time.
Run An Ecommerce Accessibility Scan
Scan a public ecommerce page for common accessibility issues, then save the storefront for recurring scans, issue history, alerts, and reports.
Enter a public domain or full URL. WCAGWatch adds https:// when needed. Public scans are for issue review, prioritization, and maintenance planning.
Checks common public ecommerce pages, including home pages, product pages, category pages, search pages, and promotional landing pages.
Highlights issues that can affect product discovery, form completion, navigation, product selection, and calls to action.
Track ecommerce accessibility over time after product updates, theme edits, promotions, app changes, and seasonal campaigns.
What This Checker Looks For
Automated checks can identify common issues in product content, storefront themes, promotional sections, forms, links, buttons, images, filters, and embedded apps.
Flags product, category, and promotional images that may be missing useful alternative text or need decorative-image review.
Checks product cards, sale badges, muted labels, buttons, banners, and price text for common contrast problems.
Finds newsletter, search, account, review, contact, and storefront form fields that may not have clear labels.
Flags empty controls, icon-only buttons, carousel controls, and repeated links that may not communicate their purpose.
Reviews common structure issues on product pages, category pages, landing pages, and store content pages.
Finds common ARIA, role, and markup issues introduced by themes, widgets, popups, filters, and app integrations.
Business Impact
New products, image uploads, reviews, tabs, descriptions, and embedded widgets can introduce issues after launch.
Sale banners, landing pages, popups, and seasonal campaigns can launch quickly and need fresh checks.
Reviews, chat, filters, upsells, product recommendations, and loyalty widgets can change controls and page structure.
Issue history and reports help store owners, developers, and agencies decide what to fix first.
FAQ
Yes. WCAGWatch can scan public ecommerce pages such as home pages, product pages, category pages, search pages, promotional pages, and public forms.
The public scanner should focus on public pages. Checkout, payment, account, and restricted flows should be handled carefully through authorized testing workflows.
Ecommerce sites change frequently. New products, theme updates, promotions, apps, popups, and content updates can introduce new accessibility issues.
Use the results for triage, maintenance, and developer handoff. High-stakes compliance questions still need qualified review.
