The corrected code for your own shop pages, on any platform

Fronted Aurora is for the owner or e-commerce manager of a European online shop with 10 to 50 employees, selling on Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or a custom site. It also says plainly what it cannot check.

See the sample report

Paste a URL. Get a real audit in minutes.

Fronted Aurora audits the shop's own pages, the home page, a category, a product and the cart, and writes the corrected code for what it finds.

1Paste your shop URL.
2We audit four of its pages against WCAG 2.1 AA.
3You get the report, with corrected code for your developer.

Standard

WCAG 2.1 AA, the standard behind RGAA and EN 301 549

audit.yml

on: a shop URL is pasted

Sample

Paste URL

your-shop.example

Steps

Audit the home page
Audit a category page
Audit a product page
Audit the cart
Write the corrected code

Sample: an example run for an invented shop, drawn to show the order of work.

See each finding next to the line that causes it. The report shows where it fails on your page, why it fails, and the corrected code to put in its place.

For your developer

Fixes are written as code for your own pages, on your own platform

templates/product.liquidSample

23<div class="gallery">

24 {% for image in product.images %}

25- <img src="{{ image | img_url }}">

Accessibility check

Image without a text alternative

Check failure on line 25 of templates/product.liquid. A screen reader has nothing to read for this image.

WCAG 2.1 AA, 1.1.1 Non-text content

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25+ <img src="{{ image | img_url }}"

26+ alt="{{ image.alt | escape }}">

27 {% endfor %}

Sample: an invented finding on an example shop, drawn to show how a report reads. It is not a real audit.

Any platform you sell on. Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop or a custom site: the audit reads your own pages, and the fixes come as code you keep.

Pages audited

Home, a category, a product and the cart

Shopify
WooCommerce
PrestaShop
Custom site

Where the audit cannot check, the report says so. Some accessibility questions need a person to look. Each report lists what was tested, what needs a human eye, and what was not checked.

Not an overlay

We add no script to your pages. You receive code you can read, review and keep.

For shops covered by the European Accessibility Act, non-compliance can lead to complaints, required corrections and possible national sanctions. Microenterprises providing services are exempt. This automated audit is not a compliance certificate. Read the EU rules

Page: productSampleMark as ▾

templates/product.liquid

22<img src="{{ image | img_url }}"

23 alt="{{ image.alt | escape }}">

24{% endfor %}

This image has alt text. Only a person can say whether it describes the product.

Needs a person

Checked
The audit tested it. The fix is in the report.
Needs a person
The report says what to look at.
Not checked
The report says so, plainly.

Sample: an invented report entry, drawn to show how limits are marked.

Keep watching after the audit

Monitoring scans the shop every month, sends an alert when something new needs attention, and keeps the fixes up to date.

Each month

A scan, alerts and updated fixes

From: Fronted Aurora

[your-shop.example] Monthly scan: 2 new findings

Inbox

MonitoringSample

Monthly scan report

your-shop.example

We scanned the shop again this month.

Two findings are new since the last scan, and one earlier fix has an update. The corrected code for each is in the report.

Review findings

Sample: an invented monthly alert, drawn to show what Monitoring sends. Not a real scan.

What it costs

One-time
The Audit
EUR 290one-time
A full report with fixes for the shop.
Monthly
Monitoring
EUR 79per month
A scan every month with alerts and updated fixes. Sold behind a sign-in.

Your shop's pages, corrected in your own code

Start with the sample: one finding, one fix, and a plain line about what could not be checked.