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NIUX Accessibility · New Inclusive UX
Accessibility audits and code-level fixes for Shopify, SaaS, and ecommerce websites
We help teams find high-priority accessibility issues on public pages, turn them into developer-friendly remediation notes, and fix the issues that matter most — without scare tactics or legal claims.
- WCAG-focused mini audits for key public pages
- Human-reviewed findings, not just automated scanner output
- Developer-friendly remediation notes and code-level support
- Built for Shopify, SaaS, ecommerce, forms, and landing pages
Send one public URL. We’ll return 3–5 practical accessibility findings your team can review.
- Human-reviewed findings
- WCAG-focused checks
- Shopify / SaaS / Ecommerce
- Audit + remediation
- No scare tactics
- Implementation support, not legal advice
Small accessibility issues can create real user friction
Many websites look polished but still create barriers for keyboard users, screen reader users, low-vision users, and users navigating forms or checkout flows.
- Buttons or links without clear focus states
- Images without useful alt text
- Form fields without accessible labels
- Low-contrast text or button states
- Heading structure that confuses screen readers
- Menus or modals that are difficult to use with a keyboard
- Error messages that are not announced clearly
- Product pages that rely only on visual cues
These are potential friction points your team may want to review — not legal claims from NIUX.
What a NIUX mini audit checks
Screen reader structure
Landmarks, headings, labels, link text, button names, ARIA usage.
Forms and checkout flows
Labels, error states, instructions, required fields, validation messages.
Visual accessibility
Color contrast, text sizing, button states, non-text indicators.
Product and content pages
Alt text, headings, product options, image-heavy sections, accordions, FAQs.
Technical implementation
Semantic HTML, accessible components, theme/template patterns, reusable fixes.
A sample report your developers can actually use
Each finding includes the affected element, why it matters, priority, and a practical remediation note.
NIUX Accessibility Mini Audit
Sample report — anonymized demo
- Page
- example.com/pricing
- Review type
- WCAG-focused technical review
- Findings
- 4
- Reviewed by
- NIUX Accessibility
#1 Newsletter form input has no accessible label
Priority: High- Affected element
- Email signup input in footer
- Why it matters
- Screen reader users may not know what information the field expects.
- Suggested fix
- Associate the input with a visible label or aria-label, and ensure validation messages are announced.
#2 Primary CTA focus state is difficult to see
Priority: Medium- Affected element
- Pricing page “Start trial” buttons
- Why it matters
- Keyboard users may lose track of their current position.
- Suggested fix
- Add a visible focus outline with sufficient contrast and consistent spacing.
#3 Product image alt text is missing or too generic
Priority: Medium- Affected element
- Product gallery images
- Why it matters
- Important product context may be unavailable to screen reader users.
- Suggested fix
- Use concise alt text for meaningful images and empty alt attributes for decorative images.
#4 Heading levels skip in the feature section
Priority: Low / Medium- Affected element
- Feature comparison block
- Why it matters
- Unclear structure can make page navigation harder for assistive technology users.
- Suggested fix
- Use a logical heading hierarchy that follows the visual structure of the page.
A simple process for teams that want practical fixes
Send us one page
Share a public URL such as a product page, pricing page, signup page, checkout flow, or landing page.
We run a mini audit
We review common WCAG-related issues and identify the highest-priority accessibility barriers.
You receive a short report
You get clear findings, screenshots or selectors where relevant, priority notes, and suggested fixes.
We help remediate
Your team can fix internally, or NIUX can help implement code-level fixes.
Example: template-level fixes can remove repeated barriers
Many accessibility issues repeat across templates. Fixing the right component can improve dozens of pages at once.
Anonymized example
Shopify product template review
Context
A Shopify brand wanted a practical review of its product page and collection template before a theme update.
What we checked
- Product option controls
- Add-to-cart and quantity inputs
- Image alt text structure
- Focus states
- Heading hierarchy
- Review widget behavior
Findings
- 11 accessibility issues found
- 3 high-priority template-level fixes
- 6 medium-priority content/component improvements
- Several recurring issues appeared across product pages
Outcome
The team fixed the product option controls, focus states, and form labels first, improving accessibility across multiple product pages without redesigning the entire site.
Start small, then fix what matters
Free Mini Scan
Free
Best for: Teams that want a quick first look at one public page.
Includes
- 1 public URL
- 3–5 practical findings
- priority notes
- suggested next step
- no legal claims
Most popular starting point
Starter Audit
Starting at $299
Best for: Teams that want a focused review of key pages before fixing.
Includes
- 5–10 key pages
- WCAG-focused technical review
- prioritized findings
- developer-friendly recommendations
- optional remediation estimate
Remediation Sprint
Starting at $1,200
Best for: Teams that want help fixing issues in code.
Includes
- code-level remediation
- form and label improvements
- keyboard navigation fixes
- focus-state and contrast improvements
- Shopify / SaaS / ecommerce template cleanup
Final pricing depends on website complexity, number of templates, platform, and remediation scope.
Built for teams that need practical accessibility improvements
Shopify and Shopify Plus stores
SaaS websites and signup flows
Ecommerce product and checkout pages
Online education and course platforms
Healthcare and clinic websites
Finance, travel, and booking experiences
Clear boundaries, no scare tactics
We help with
- WCAG-focused technical audits
- developer-friendly accessibility reports
- frontend remediation support
- Shopify theme accessibility improvements
- SaaS landing page and form improvements
- ecommerce UX accessibility fixes
- accessibility documentation support
We do not
- provide legal advice
- guarantee ADA / EAA / WCAG compliance
- send fear-based legal warnings
- use automated scan results without human review
- claim every issue can be found by a single tool
Frequently asked questions
Is this legal advice?
No. NIUX Accessibility provides technical accessibility review and remediation support. For legal interpretations of ADA, EAA, or other regulations, you should consult qualified legal counsel.
Do automated scanners find every issue?
No. Automated tools are useful, but many accessibility issues require human review, keyboard testing, screen reader consideration, and context-specific judgment.
Can you fix Shopify accessibility issues?
Yes, we can help with common Shopify theme and template issues such as focus states, labels, product option controls, headings, alt text structure, and interactive components.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes. We can provide developer-friendly findings and implementation notes, or help with code-level remediation directly.
What pages should we audit first?
Start with pages tied to revenue or conversion: homepage, product pages, pricing pages, signup forms, checkout flows, booking forms, and landing pages.
Do you guarantee compliance?
No. We provide WCAG-focused technical support and remediation. Compliance depends on legal context, full site behavior, ongoing content changes, and professional legal interpretation.
Want a calm, practical accessibility review?
Send one public URL and we’ll identify a few high-priority accessibility items your team may want to review.
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