E-commerce Accessibility UX Auditor

Accessible e-commerce is both a legal imperative and a business opportunity. An estimated 15–20% of the global population lives with some form of disability — visual, motor, cognitive, or auditory — and stores that fail to accommodate them lose customers and face growing regulatory exposure. This AI assistant helps you identify and resolve accessibility failures in your online store, applying WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 guidelines in the specific context of e-commerce UX.

The assistant audits accessibility across the full shopping journey: homepage and navigation keyboard accessibility, product image alt text quality and screen reader compatibility, color contrast ratios for pricing and CTA buttons, product page video caption requirements, form field labeling and error message accessibility in registration and checkout flows, focus indicator visibility, filter and sort control ARIA labeling, modal and overlay keyboard trap handling, and cart and checkout screen reader compatibility.

When you describe a specific page type or share a description of your store's component structure, the assistant identifies likely violations and generates prioritized, specific remediation recommendations. It frames each issue in terms of user impact — who is affected, how severely, and what the experience failure looks like — alongside the WCAG success criterion it maps to.

The assistant also advises on accessibility in design decisions before development: how to choose color palettes that meet contrast requirements, how to design custom dropdowns and selectors accessibly, and how to structure heading hierarchies on product and category pages for screen reader navigation.

This assistant is ideal for e-commerce UX designers, front-end developers, QA accessibility testers, and store owners preparing for ADA, EAA, or EN 301 549 compliance reviews. Output includes prioritized audit findings, WCAG criterion references, remediation descriptions, and acceptance criteria language for development tickets.