Shopify accessibility and catalog cleanup scan
Find Shopify accessibility and catalog content gaps
Missing alt text and weak public-page metadata can make a growing catalog harder to manage. The free report checks a bounded sample of public pages and gives your team a practical list of issues to review.
Findings are grouped by alt text, metadata, page structure, and cleanup priority so your team can start with the clearest next step.
- Free catalog gap report
- Bounded sample of public Shopify pages
- Prioritized cleanup list, not a vague score
Public pages only. No Shopify login required.
Audit preview
Actionable insights, not a wall of output
The first screen should tell you what to fix now, what can wait, and how to document the work without forcing your team to parse long paragraphs.
- WCAG-aligned
- Alt text workflow
- Public pages
- Bounded sample
- Free report
- No Shopify login
- Source updates
- Not overlay widgets
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
Stop guessing. The scan surfaces catalog and storefront issues your team can review before cleanup work starts.
Document catalog cleanup
Exportable remediation records help teams show what was reviewed, approved, and updated over time.
Keep a record of approved updates
Timestamped scan outputs and fix records make ongoing catalog cleanup easier to share internally.
Priority 1
Patch the most visible catalog issues first
Product media problems usually scale fastest, so they should be the first bucket you can scan and assign.
- 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
Turn fixes into remediation records your team can use
Readability matters after the scan too. Teams need a clean trail of what changed, when it changed, and what still remains.
- 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 scan yourself, fix the priority issues, and keep a documented record your team can use.
Step 01
Run the scan
Generate a bounded public-page report so the current catalog state is visible before anyone starts fixing issues.
Step 02
Work in decision buckets
Separate what to fix now, what to queue next, and what to document so the backlog stays readable.
Step 03
Remediate and re-check
Use Lumi to improve catalog content at scale, then re-run audits to keep the store moving forward.
Audit breakdown
Three types of issues, one clear priority order
Lumi groups every finding into catalog content, storefront UX, and cleanup records so you always know which bucket to tackle first and what to document.
Image alt text
The public report surfaces missing or weak image alt text across sampled public pages.
- Missing, generic, or duplicated alt text
- Product media that lacks enough descriptive context
- Catalog issues that compound as SKUs grow
Public page metadata
Page-level metadata and heading signals are grouped separately from image findings.
- Missing or thin meta descriptions
- Pages with multiple H1 headings
- Signals that need merchant review
Cleanup records
Progress becomes easier to share when the scan output is grouped into a documented remediation workflow.
- Prioritized issue buckets instead of one opaque score
- A baseline snapshot to support internal reporting
- A clean handoff from audit to remediation work
Remediation plan
Scan, fix, document — in that order
Lumi structures the work so your team is not starting from scratch. Run the scan, tackle the clearest issues first, and keep records of approved updates.
Run the scan
Generate a bounded public-page report so the current catalog state is visible before anyone starts fixing issues.
Work in decision buckets
Separate what to fix now, what to queue next, and what to document so the backlog stays readable.
Remediate and re-check
Use Lumi to improve catalog content at scale, then re-run audits to keep the store moving forward.
Ready when you are
Start with a bounded public-page report
Enter your store URL to see sampled alt text, metadata, 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 supports accessibility workflows by surfacing catalog and storefront gaps such as missing image alt text. Full accessibility depends on the broader site experience and your legal context.
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 report groups sampled public-page findings into alt text, metadata, page structure, and prioritized next steps so your team can decide what to review first.
Is Lumi a complete accessibility solution?
No. Comprehensive accessibility requires automated scanning, manual expert review, and legal guidance for your specific situation. Lumi helps create documented records of catalog remediation work.
What does the public report scan?
The report scans a bounded sample of public Shopify pages for alt text, metadata, and page-structure signals. It does not scan the entire catalog or replace a complete accessibility review.
Start with the catalog gaps you can see
Find Shopify catalog gaps before they become harder to manage
The free report checks a bounded sample of public pages for missing or weak alt text, metadata gaps, and practical next steps.
Works on public Shopify storefronts. Reviewable fixes can start on day one.
Important legal notice
Lumi is a technology tool that supports WCAG-aligned catalog remediation workflows. Lumi does not guarantee ADA compliance, WCAG conformance, EAA compliance, legal outcomes, or complete accessibility. Automated scans and generated content should be reviewed by your team and, where appropriate, qualified accessibility or legal professionals. Lumi's audit logs and remediation features are designed to help document active, ongoing catalog cleanup work, but they do not constitute legal advice.