Menus & navigation
Keyboard access, visible focus, meaningful links, and dialogs that let shoppers move on.
Accessibility fixes for Shopify stores
Open the way
to checkout.
A menu that traps focus. A size picker without labels. A cart update nobody hears. We find and fix the theme barriers that get in your shoppers’ way.
No store access needed for the initial review.
- Hands-on code fixes
- Manual checks
- You approve the launch
The shopper’s journey
01 / MENU
Reach every link with a keyboard.
A visible focus indicator and a menu you can open, navigate, and close without a mouse.
Illustration of our approach. Not a client store or a completed audit.
Better access. At the source.
Review the journey Fix the theme Verify the change
Small barriers. Important moments.
Make the next step
easier to take.
We focus on the parts of your theme people use to explore, choose, and buy.
Try it yourself
You should be able
to feel the difference.
Explore a small storefront built to demonstrate specific accessibility fixes. Use your keyboard to try the menu, product options, and cart feedback.
This is a synthetic demonstration, not a client project or a Shopify theme audit.
Try the improved demoShopify accessibility reviews and theme fixes
Know what changes.
Keep control of your store.
- 01Free initial review
Start with your store URL.
We review public pages and share up to three confirmed findings, if we find them. Each explains the shopper impact and the recommended next step.
- 02Scoped quote
Agree a focused fix sprint.
Start with up to three confirmed theme issues across up to three agreed URLs. You receive the exact changes, price, timing, and acceptance checks before paying.
- 03Your approval
Review the work before it goes live.
We work on a duplicate theme, retest the agreed changes, and give you the evidence and handover notes. Your live theme changes only with your approval.
A focused service with a clear scope. Our initial work covers one theme and one language. Third-party apps, Shopify-managed checkout, and larger structural changes need separate review. A focused fix sprint is not a full accessibility certification or a guarantee against legal claims.
A little more detail
Know where to start.
A few practical answers
Before we start.
Do you need access to my store?
Not for the initial public-page review. For fixes, we request only the permissions needed for the agreed work through a Shopify collaborator account. Never send us your password, recovery codes, or customer exports.
Will you install an accessibility widget?
The fix sprint changes the relevant theme code. We agree each change with you and verify it against the issue it is intended to resolve.
How much does it cost, and how long does it take?
The initial review is free. Implementation is quoted after we confirm the issues and access requirements. Your proposal states the fixed scope, price, schedule, and payment terms before work starts. There is no automatic subscription.
Does this make my entire store WCAG compliant?
No. We can check and fix specific issues against relevant WCAG criteria within the agreed scope. A full conformance evaluation covers more pages, states, content, and integrations. We do not promise legal compliance, certification, or protection from lawsuits.
What will the free review include?
Up to three reproducible findings from a limited review of public pages, with the affected URL, shopper impact, and a recommended next step. We do not place orders or modify your store. If we cannot confirm an issue, we will say so.
Start with one URL
Let’s find what’s
in the way.
Send your Shopify store URL. We’ll take a focused look and reply with what we can confirm.
hello@storecessible.comYour point of contact: Sergio Fandiño, systems engineer.
Based in Colombia. We speak English and Spanish.