Straight answers
for serious
ecommerce teams.

No. This offer is delivery-focused. We help ecommerce teams understand storefront accessibility issues, prioritise them, and implement the most important fixes. If legal counsel is part of your process, our work is designed to give them a clearer technical picture.

Shopify and Shopify Plus are a strong fit, but the service also works for headless and custom storefronts where the team needs a technically hands-on partner rather than general design consulting.

Not unless that is all you need. The default positioning is review plus action. We can provide a structured issue register, fix plan, and direct remediation support so the work moves forward.

Yes. Some teams want direct implementation from us; others want us to define the fix order and guide their existing engineers. Both models are supported.

We focus on the patterns that materially affect storefront use: navigation clarity, keyboard access, focus states, form behaviour, modals, drawers, announcements, variant selection, search interactions, cart flows, and component-level usability blockers.

For focused reviews, we can usually start quickly once scope and access are confirmed. Timing for remediation work depends on storefront complexity, release constraints, and how much of the implementation is handled by us.

Yes, where those surfaces materially affect customer journeys. That often includes popups, loyalty tools, reviews, search layers, subscription apps, and tracking or consent interfaces.

Usually a storefront URL, platform details, the markets you sell into, any known issues or internal concerns, and clarity on whether you need review only or review plus remediation.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires digital products and services to meet accessibility standards from June 2025. Our service helps ecommerce stores address the practical storefront barriers that fall under EAA scope — we handle the technical side, not the legal interpretation.

The enforcement date is June 28, 2025. If your store sells to EU customers, starting now gives your team time to review, prioritise, and fix issues before regulatory pressure increases. Waiting increases both the cost and the risk.