Before
Captured storefront snapshot
Original public product page used as the reference state.
Product template
Before / after review
This comparison focuses on the product detail experience, where repeated structure and widget behavior create many of the audit findings.
Back to review indexAfter blueprint
Corrected accessibility direction
Structured around the repeatable product-template fixes rather than one isolated item.
Audit findings addressed here
- `heading-order` on the product template
- `target-size` through larger control spacing
- `region` and landmark clarity across the main product layout
- Theme-controlled form semantics and readable supporting copy
What changes on the product template
- Heading structure becomes clearer from product title through supporting sections.
- Interactive controls and touch targets get more forgiving spacing and focus treatment.
- Shared product-template regions become easier to navigate with assistive technology.
- Form and product option semantics are reviewed with clearer labels and expectations.
What Cooper should compare
- Product merchandising still feels on-brand and visually familiar.
- Shoppers can still understand price, CTA, and supporting information quickly.
- The page still looks like Hemlock, just easier to navigate and understand.
Carve-outs
- Theme template changes still need to be applied in the real Shopify product template.
- Any review-widget or third-party markup needs separate validation where ownership points to an app.
- Live cart, variant, and downstream checkout behavior require final live-store testing.