3 Accessibility Issues Found
Unlabeled Form Inputs
Search bars, email fields, and other form inputs lack associated labels, preventing screen readers from announcing their purpose.
10 elements affected
How to Fix
Add <label> elements associated with each input via the for/id attributes, or add aria-label attributes.
Full fix instructions in your report →
No Skip Navigation
The page lacks a skip-to-content link, forcing keyboard-only users to tab through every navigation item on every page load.
1 element affected
How to Fix
Add a 'Skip to main content' link as the first focusable element on the page.
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Autoplaying Media
Audio or video elements autoplay, which can be disorienting for users and interfere with screen readers.
1 element affected
How to Fix
Remove the autoplay attribute from media elements, or add the muted attribute.
Full fix instructions in your report →
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Stellaandchewys ADA Accessibility Compliance
stellaandchewys.com was scanned for ADA and WCAG accessibility compliance on March 20, 2026. The store received an accessibility score of 0 out of 100 with 3 violations detected. This places Stellaandchewys in the High Risk category for ADA compliance lawsuits.
With a score below 70, stellaandchewys.com may be vulnerable to ADA demand letters and lawsuits. E-commerce websites are the most common targets for web accessibility lawsuits, and Shopify stores make up a significant portion of defendants. Getting a full accessibility report is the first step toward remediation and legal protection.
What should Stellaandchewys do next?
- Get your full report to see every accessibility issue with step-by-step fix instructions specific to your Shopify store.
- Fix critical issues first since missing alt text on product images and unlabeled form inputs are the most commonly cited violations in ADA lawsuits.
- Test with a screen reader to verify your fixes work for real assistive technology users.
- Set up ongoing monitoring to catch new accessibility regressions as you update your store.