Text people can't read
Low contrast prices, grey body copy and light buttons that disappear for visitors with low vision or a phone in sunlight.
Paste any page. In about 30 seconds you get a plain English list of accessibility problems, who each one affects, and exactly how to fix it.
Over 50 automated checks against WCAG 2.1 AA, grouped by the people they affect.
Low contrast prices, grey body copy and light buttons that disappear for visitors with low vision or a phone in sunlight.
Product photos that a screen reader announces as “image” instead of “Sand linen shirt, front view”.
Icon buttons, quantity pickers and email fields that assistive tools can't identify, so the checkout stalls.
Disabled pinch zoom, headings out of order and a missing page language that confuse readers and search engines.
Your homepage, a product page or checkout. Pick phone or desktop.
Google Lighthouse loads the live page and runs every automated WCAG check.
Problems are sorted by impact, with the exact element and the fix. Copy it in one click.
Online stores are among the most frequent targets of website accessibility lawsuits under the ADA.
In force since 28 June 2025, including for sellers outside the EU serving EU customers.
A shopper who can't press “Add to cart” leaves. Most never tell you why.
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For store owners who want to know the moment something breaks.
For freelancers and agencies reporting to clients.
Step by step fixes for the 12 problems we find most, on Shopify, WordPress and Wix. Instant PDF, 14 day money back guarantee.
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Yes. Scan as many pages as you like with no account. Paid plans add automatic rescans, alerts and client reports for people who want it running without them. We may earn a commission if you choose a partner to fix the problems, which never changes your results.
Not on its own. Automated tests catch only part of the barriers. Keyboard flow, screen reader experience and error messages need a person to test. Use this report as your first fix list, not as a certificate.
Yes. Doorwide tests the public page the way a browser sees it, so the platform doesn't matter. The page must be live and not behind a password.
One page at a time. Start with the pages that make money: homepage, a product page, cart and checkout. Most problems repeat across templates, so fixing one template fixes many pages.
We don't recommend it. In 2025 the US FTC fined a major widget company over claims that its tool made sites compliant, and businesses using widgets have still been sued. Fixing the site's code is what works.
No. The address you enter is sent to Google PageSpeed Insights, which loads the public page and returns the results to your browser. We don't save the pages you scan or their results. If you join early access, we keep only the email and answers you give us. Details are in our privacy policy.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the international standard for accessible websites. Level AA is the version that US courts and the EU law refer to most often.
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