Shopify accessibility and catalog cleanup scan
Review sampled storefront accessibility findings
Missing alt text, missing meta descriptions, and page-structure issues can make a growing storefront harder to review. The free report checks a sample of public pages and gives your team a practical list of automated findings.
Findings are grouped by image alt text, meta descriptions, and page structure. Manual review is still required for issues automation cannot determine.
- Free catalog gap report
- Sample of public Shopify storefront pages
- Prioritized cleanup list, not a vague score
Audit preview
Actionable insights, not a wall of output
The first screen should tell you what to review now, what can wait, and how to document the work without forcing your team to parse long paragraphs.
- WCAG-aligned
- Review workflow
- Storefront pages
- Public page sample
- Free report
- No Shopify login
- Shopify updates
- Saved to product fields
Actionable insights
Know what to review first
Most Shopify stores have many small accessibility and content issues. Lumi separates catalog content, storefront UX, and documentation work so your team can act in a useful order.
Know what to fix first
The scan organizes automated storefront findings for review and keeps manual-review work visible.
Document catalog cleanup
Saved scan reports document sampled findings. Eligible paid plans can also export completed alt-text fix records.
Track drafts, publications, and alt-text fixes
Generation history shows drafts, publications, and failures, while completed alt-text fixes have a dedicated record.
Priority 1
Patch the most visible catalog issues first
Missing product-image alt text is the catalog gap Lumi can detect across the connected catalog.
- Missing alt text on core product images
- Repeated placeholder descriptions across variants
- Image-heavy pages without enough context for screen readers
Priority 2
Review broader storefront accessibility separately
Catalog content is only one part of accessibility. Navigation, forms, media, and checkout require separate manual and technical review.
- Unclear or empty link text in menus and promos
- Labels missing from search, forms, or newsletter capture
- Keyboard flow gaps inside drawers, popovers, or filters
Priority 3
Keep a clear record of completed fixes
Saved reports support a baseline, generation history tracks draft and publication work, and completed alt-text fixes remain in a dedicated record.
- Baseline capture before remediation starts
- Owners assigned by issue type and storefront area
- Repeatable progress checks for new products and releases
How Lumi works
From scan to remediation in three steps
Run the sampled scan, review prioritized findings, use Lumi for supported product-image alt-text fixes, and save the report as a baseline.
Step 01
Run the scan
Generate a sample storefront report so your team can see what needs attention before making changes.
Step 02
Sort what to do now and later
Separate what to review now, what to queue next, and what to document so the backlog stays readable.
Step 03
Fix, publish, and check again
Use Lumi to update selected products, then run another report as your store changes.
Audit breakdown
Three types of issues, one clear priority order
Lumi organizes automated storefront findings by priority, separates manual-review items, and shows evidence, affected pages, and recommended next steps.
Image alt text
The report surfaces missing or weak image alt text across sampled storefront pages.
- Missing, generic, or duplicated alt text
- Product media that lacks enough descriptive context
- Catalog issues that compound as SKUs grow
Meta descriptions and page structure
Missing meta descriptions and heading signals are grouped separately from image findings.
- Missing meta descriptions on checked pages
- Pages with multiple H1 headings
- Automated signals that still need merchant review
Cleanup records
Progress is easier to share when report findings are grouped into a clear cleanup plan.
- Clear issue groups instead of one unexplained score
- A baseline snapshot to support internal reporting
- A clear handoff from automated findings to manual review and cleanup work
Remediation plan
Scan, fix, document — in that order
Lumi structures the work so your team is not starting from scratch. Run the sampled scan, review the findings, and use generation history plus completed alt-text records to track supported work.
Run the scan
Generate a sample storefront report so your team can see what needs attention before making changes.
Sort what to do now and later
Separate what to review now, what to queue next, and what to document so the backlog stays readable.
Fix, publish, and check again
Use Lumi to update selected products, then run another report as your store changes.
Ready when you are
Start with a sample storefront report
Enter your store URL to see sampled alt text, search title and description, and page-structure findings with prioritized next steps.
FAQ
Shopify accessibility scan FAQ
Straight answers to the questions Shopify merchants ask before they run their first scan.
Is this scan a complete accessibility review?
No. The scan helps identify automated findings on sampled storefront pages and keeps manual-review needs visible. It cannot assess every accessibility requirement or certify compliance.
Will an accessibility overlay fix Shopify product alt text?
Not usually. Overlays may change parts of the storefront experience, but they generally do not update product image alt text, SEO titles, meta descriptions, or product descriptions in Shopify.
How are the report findings organized?
The free report groups sampled findings into image alt text, missing meta descriptions, page structure, and next steps. Installed-app accessibility reports add priorities, affected pages, technical evidence, owners, and manual-review items.
Is Lumi a complete accessibility solution?
No. Lumi supports automated checks, manual-review workflows, reviewable product-image alt-text fixes, and developer briefs for theme work. Manual testing and qualified guidance may still be needed.
What does the free report scan?
The report checks a sample of public Shopify storefront pages for missing or weak image alt text, missing meta descriptions, and basic page structure. It does not scan the entire catalog or replace manual review.
Start with the catalog gaps you can see
Review sampled storefront findings before cleanup gets harder to manage
The free report checks sampled storefront pages for missing or weak image alt text, missing meta descriptions, page-structure issues, and practical next steps.
Works on Shopify storefronts. Reviewable fixes can start on day one.
Important legal notice
Lumi supports WCAG-aligned review workflows for Shopify product content and sampled storefront pages. It does not guarantee compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), WCAG, the European Accessibility Act (EAA), or any other legal or accessibility requirement. Your team should review automated findings and suggested content and, when appropriate, consult qualified accessibility or legal professionals. Scan reports and completed alt-text fix records can document parts of ongoing cleanup, but they are not legal advice.