Before
Captured storefront snapshot
Original public page used as the visual baseline.
Home template
Before / after review
Use this page to compare the captured storefront against the corrected accessibility direction for the home template.
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Corrected accessibility direction
This rebuilt review version shows the intended outcome before live Shopify implementation.
Audit findings addressed here
- `color-contrast` across shared text and accent treatments
- `heading-order` on repeated homepage sections
- `landmark-unique` and `region` through clearer structure
- Shared keyboard focus visibility expectations
What changes on the home template
- Global text and muted color tokens move into passing contrast ranges.
- Heading sequence becomes more logical so screen-reader navigation is less confusing.
- Shared landmark and region structure becomes clearer around announcement, header, main content, and footer.
- Keyboard focus treatment becomes visually obvious across shared navigation and CTAs.
What Cooper should compare
- Brand look and feel remain intact even with stronger contrast.
- Primary hierarchy still feels like Hemlock, just clearer.
- Buttons and calls to action remain visually familiar.
- Nothing in the corrected direction should feel like a redesign.
Carve-outs
- Theme token changes still need to be implemented in the real Shopify theme.
- Any runtime-only announcement or app behavior must be retested on the live store.
- Final keyboard and screen-reader verification still happens after implementation.