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Devlin Accessibility Monitor for WooCommerce helps WooCommerce merchants observe live accessibility barriers while shoppers are actively using the storefront.
The plugin focuses on real-time friction signals instead of persistent analytics. Events are sanitized, streamed into a short-lived live buffer, displayed in the WooCommerce dashboard, and discarded automatically. Settings are stored with standard WordPress options, and the live buffer uses a WordPress transient rather than a custom database table or replay store.
This plugin is built for merchants, accessibility reviewers, QA teams, and WooCommerce builders who need to understand where accessibility friction is interrupting conversion-critical journeys without introducing heavy analytics tooling or long-lived shopper tracking.
What merchants get
A WooCommerce dashboard that surfaces live accessibility friction as it happens
Merchant-only preview scenarios for demos, QA walkthroughs, and stakeholder reviews
Recommended actions that adapt to the current friction summary
Privacy-first capture with coarse categories only
No custom tables, no Redis requirement, and no third-party telemetry
Good fit for
Stores that want a lightweight live accessibility signal layer inside WooCommerce
Teams that need stakeholder demos before live storefront traffic is available
QA and product teams reviewing cart, checkout, product, and catalog usability
Merchants who want operational visibility without session replay or behavioral surveillance
Signals detected
Dead clicks on non-interactive elements
False interactivity after repeated dead clicks
Missing focus visibility during keyboard navigation
Broken aria relationships
Repeated invalid form interactions and unlabelled fields
Repeated tab loops inside overlays
Keyboard trap risk
Recovery events when a previously detected issue resolves
Privacy-first design
No typed values are stored
No IP addresses are stored
No session recordings are created
No external analytics or tracking libraries are used
No custom database tables are created
No Redis or paid cache service is required
WooCommerce implementation
The first release targets WooCommerce cart, checkout, product, and catalog experiences. It uses the WooCommerce Settings API, the WordPress REST API, and standard hooks so the plugin remains portable to future platform-specific adapters.
Merchant preview mode
Store owners can turn on a merchant-only preview mode from the dashboard to simulate realistic accessibility issues without requiring live storefront traffic. The preview includes walkthrough scenarios for checkout friction, keyboard navigation, catalog browsing, payment failures, and mobile tap audits. The dashboard also surfaces recommended actions that adapt to the current live or synthetic friction signals.
Operational guardrails
Incoming event payloads are capped at 1 KB
Per-visitor event submission is rate limited
Dashboard and preview controls require merchant capability checks
Live signals expire automatically after the configured buffer window
Published plugin packages do not require Composer on the destination site
