Functional evidence
Broken controls, console errors, failed public requests, navigation dead ends, and cart friction reproducible without a customer account.
For live Shopify stores with a problem they cannot place
Find what shoppers are running into.
We inspect your public store for broken behavior, mobile friction, confusing purchase paths, and visual problems—then give you an ordered repair plan with screenshots and exact URLs. No analytics access, generic score dump, or implementation upsell.
Before your busiest weekend
Black Friday traffic finds every broken thing.
Most stores start holiday prep in August and September—banners, discounts, inventory. The thing that quietly costs the most is a purchase path that was already broken in July: the variant picker that fails on phones, the cart step that dead-ends, the mobile layout that hides your buy button. More visitors just means more people hitting it.
An audit now leaves time to actually fix what it finds before November. To be clear about the boundary: this is a functional and experience inspection of your public pages—it does not load-test your store, validate discount codes, or simulate checkout under traffic. It finds what is broken at any traffic level, while there is still time to repair it.
Free: the pre-holiday storefront check you can run yourself →
The inspected surface
Five public paths. Three viewport widths.
The audit covers the homepage, one collection, one product, cart behavior without purchase, and one additional public URL you identify. Each is inspected in current desktop Chrome at 390px, 768px, and 1440px widths.
Responsive evidence
Clipping, overflow, collision, unreadable type, unstable layout, and controls that fail at the inspected widths.
Experience evidence
Hierarchy, CTA clarity, product comprehension, trust gaps, and avoidable friction—described as observations, not invented conversion claims.
Performance signals
Public Lighthouse and browser evidence used diagnostically. Scores vary; no score or revenue improvement is guaranteed.
See the deliverable
Specific enough to act on.
HIGH · PRODUCT PAGE · 390PXVariant selection expands beneath the sticky purchase control, covering its error message. Reproduced in current desktop Chrome at a 390px viewport. Evidence: annotated capture 04 and console record. Recommendation: reserve validation space inside the buy-box flow before changing visual styling. Confidence: high.
Every reported issue includes its observed location, viewport, evidence reference, severity, recommendation, and confidence. The final report contains no fabricated analytics, customers, benchmarks, or conversion gains.
Firm boundary
An audit—not access to your business.
- No Shopify admin, collaborator account, password, theme archive, analytics, customer data, or checkout purchase.
- No code changes, app installation, implementation, redesign, ongoing retainer, call, or meeting.
- Up to 12 prioritized findings in a self-contained HTML report with annotated captures.
- Automated tools may collect evidence, but each delivered finding must be reproducible and tied to the inspected page.
- Accessibility observations are not a legal compliance certification.
Delivery
One artifact. One repair order.
- At checkout, provide the public Shopify store URL and the concern you most want investigated.
- The storefront is inspected without signing in or purchasing.
- The evidence report arrives at the checkout email within three business days after usable intake.
- You decide what to repair, who implements it, and whether the evidence justifies deeper work.
Do not submit credentials, customer details, analytics exports, unpublished theme code, or private preview links.
Fixed price · bounded diagnostic
Order the storefront audit.
Stripe collects your email, public store URL, and primary concern. No account creation or sales call.