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WCAGWatch
Automated monitoring for common WCAG-related accessibility issues, reports, scan history, and website maintenance workflows.
Shopify Accessibility Checker
WCAGWatch helps Shopify store owners, ecommerce teams, and agencies check public storefront pages for common accessibility issues and monitor changes over time.
Run A Shopify Accessibility Scan
Scan a public Shopify page for common accessibility issues, then save the store for recurring scans and reports.
Enter a public domain or full URL. WCAGWatch adds https:// when needed and opens the scan preview.
Public Page
Start with one public page before saving the website for monitoring.
One-Page Scan Preview
Preview issue counts, severity, affected elements, and issue details.
Save For Monitoring
Save the website when recurring scans, issue history, alerts, and reports are needed.
Scans common Shopify storefront areas such as product pages, collection pages, home pages, promotional sections, forms, and navigation.
Check issues from theme changes, app widgets, product media, banners, buttons, and custom sections.
Save the store, run recurring scans, check issue history, and generate reports as the storefront changes.
What This Checker Looks For
Automated checks can identify many common storefront issues caused by themes, apps, product media, form fields, and content changes.
Flags product or collection images that may be missing useful alternative text or need a closer look.
Checks text, sale badges, muted labels, buttons, and banners that may be difficult to read.
Finds newsletter, contact, search, and account-related inputs that may not have clear labels.
Flags icon-only controls, app widget buttons, carousel buttons, and cart controls that may lack accessible names.
Checks common heading problems caused by theme sections, product templates, and custom landing pages.
Finds common ARIA, role, and markup problems that can come from themes, plugins, and embedded storefront apps.
Ecommerce Risk
If product options, cart controls, search, or navigation are hard to use, customers may not complete purchases.
A new theme, section, app, or promotion can introduce accessibility regressions even if the store was checked before.
Stores with many product images and collection pages need repeatable checks because content changes frequently.
Review widgets, chat tools, popups, filters, and upsell apps can add markup that recurring scans should monitor.
FAQ
Yes. WCAGWatch is designed to scan public Shopify storefront pages such as product pages, collection pages, home pages, policy pages, and public forms.
Use the public scanner for public storefront pages. Checkout, account, payment, and restricted pages belong in a separate authorized testing workflow.
Use scan results to check affected pages, assign fixes, and decide what needs owner, developer, or content attention.
Shopify stores change often. Product images, theme updates, apps, sale banners, and new templates can create new accessibility issues after an initial check.
