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Maestrooo Warehouse theme accessibility remediation

Warehouse by Maestrooo

Warehouse is built for stores with large catalogs, so it leans on dense product grids, filter sidebars and quick-buy controls. High-volume catalog features create many repeated controls, and small labeling gaps repeat across hundreds of pages. We fix the shared templates once on a duplicate of your theme.

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Three barriers we check for in Warehouse stores

These are patterns commonly raised in website accessibility complaints about stores built on themes like Warehouse. Whether your store has them depends on your theme version, your edits and your apps, so we confirm each one in a free theme scan before anything is fixed. File names below are typical locations and vary by version.

  1. Barrier 1 of 3

    Collection filters that update without announcing

    Representative allegation

    After choosing a filter, the product list changed but the plaintiff was never told, and filter groups had no labels.

    WCAG 4.1.3 Status Messages, 1.3.1 Info and Relationships, 3.3.2 Labels or Instructions

    Typical location: snippets/collection-filters.liquid

    How a plaintiff tests it

    Apply a filter with a screen reader and listen for any result count or confirmation, and check that groups are named.

    How we fix it

    Group each filter set with a legend, label every input, and add a polite live region that announces the updated result count.

  2. Barrier 2 of 3

    Quantity steppers with unlabeled plus and minus buttons

    Representative allegation

    The plus and minus buttons were announced only as 'button', so the plaintiff did not know what they did.

    WCAG 1.1.1 Non-text Content, 4.1.2 Name, Role, Value

    Typical location: snippets/quantity-selector.liquid

    How a plaintiff tests it

    Tab to the quantity control and listen to what is announced for each button.

    How we fix it

    Give each button a clear accessible name and connect the quantity input to a visible label.

  3. Barrier 3 of 3

    Icon-only quick-buy and wishlist controls

    Representative allegation

    Icon buttons on product cards had no text alternative, so the plaintiff could not tell what they did.

    WCAG 1.1.1 Non-text Content, 2.4.4 Link Purpose

    Typical location: snippets/product-card.liquid

    How a plaintiff tests it

    Navigate a product grid with a screen reader and note controls announced with no name.

    How we fix it

    Add accessible names that include the product name, and mark decorative icons as hidden from assistive technology.

Allegation wording is representative of common complaint patterns, not a quote from a specific case. Theme names are trademarks of their respective owners. ADA Store Fix is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Shopify or any theme developer.

How we fix a Warehouse theme in 5 business days, without breaking it

  1. Free theme scan, within 1 business day

    We scan your Warehouse theme and tell you what is in theme code, what belongs to apps, and what belongs to Shopify. You get a fixed price and an estimated delivery date.

  2. Duplicate and fix

    After payment and collaborator access, we duplicate your theme. Your settings and sections come with it. We change only the markup, styles and scripts that need to change, on the copy. Usually within 5 business days.

  3. Re-test

    We re-run axe-core and walk the key pages with a keyboard and a screen reader.

  4. Preview and publish

    You preview the copy, your lawyer receives the allegation mapping report, and you publish with one click.

Standard
$1,250
Usually within 5 business days
Rush
+$2,000
Added to the fix ($3,250 in total). Within 2 business days, standard themes only, subject to availability
Monitoring
$250 a month
Optional. Cancel any time.

We fix theme code. We do not promise legal compliance, protection from lawsuits or certification, and apps and Shopify-hosted checkout are excluded. See scope and terms.

Warehouse fix: common questions

$1,250 fixed for a standard Warehouse theme, paid in full upfront. If your Warehouse theme is heavily customized, we quote it within 2 business days.

Usually within 5 business days from payment and theme collaborator access, and every quote states an estimated delivery date. A rush option adds $2,000 to the fix ($3,250 in total) and delivers within 2 business days for standard themes, subject to availability.

We work on an unpublished duplicate of your theme, so your live store is untouched and your theme settings and sections are carried into the copy. You preview the result before you publish.

No. Third-party apps and Shopify-hosted checkout are outside our scope. We document any allegation they cause and recommend a ticket to the vendor.

Find out what is in your Warehouse theme.

Free theme scan within 1 business day. No sales call, no obligation.

Free theme scan

We scan your theme and reply within 1 business day. No sales call. Please do not include passwords or privileged legal advice.

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