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Accessibility issues on your Shopify store — and the admin screen that fixes each one

Free scan, no signup. We check the issues cited most often in ADA filings, mark them on your own storefront, and tell you whether you can fix it yourself in the Shopify admin or need a theme change.

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1,037 ADA lawsuits were filed in Q1 2026. 44% targeted Shopify stores. (EcomBack, Q1 2026)

Tested on 30 real Shopify stores — zero false positives in manual spot checks.

How it works

From URL to fix in three steps

  1. 01

    Enter your store URL

    No signup, no install. We fetch the homepage the way a visitor's browser would.

    yourstore.comScan

  2. 02

    See the issues on your own page

    Findings are marked directly on a preview of your storefront, numbered so you can tell which is which.

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  3. 03

    Fix it yourself, or know when you can't

    Every finding names the exact screen to open. Six of our ten checks are things you can fix in the Shopify admin with no code. The other four need a theme change — we label those clearly instead of pretending they are a settings toggle.

    Products
    └ image
    └ Edit alt text

What we check

Ten checks, listed in full

The rules that appear most often in ADA web accessibility filings — 4 high severity, 6 medium. Open any row for why it matters.

Colour contrast is not part of this list. Judging it correctly needs the page's full stylesheet cascade, and a wrong call there would cost more than the check is worth.

Sample

See a report before you run one

A fictional storefront we wrote, scanned with the same ten rules. We do not publish other people's stores as examples.

northwind-supply.examplesample report · visual preview

Issues marked on the page itself, numbered and grouped by rule, each one saying why it matters and where to fix it.

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Industry context

Published figures on ADA web accessibility filings

These are not results from any scan. Source and retrieval date below.

ADA web lawsuits filed

  • 2025 Q1983
  • 2026 Q11,037

+5.49% year over year

Platform of the site sued (Q1 2026)

  • Shopify44.26% (459)
  • Custom-built31.24% (324)
  • WordPress14.46% (150)

Accessibility widgets

Filed against sites with an accessibility widget installed25.55% (265)

Source: EcomBack Q1 2026 ADA Website Lawsuit Report · retrieved 2026-08-09

FAQ

Straight answers, including the limits

  • Ten checks drawn from the issues cited most often in ADA web accessibility filings: images with no description, form fields with no label, buttons and links a screen reader cannot name, embeds with no title, missing page language and title, heading structure, empty headings, vague link text, and image links with nothing to announce. The full list with reasons is above.

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