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What belongs in a white-label Shopify accessibility report?

Published 2026-09-14

A white-label report should use the client's identity while preserving technical clarity: scope, test date, methods, pages, issue severity, WCAG mapping, reproducible evidence, responsible component, fix status, and passing retest. It should distinguish scanner results from manual findings and end with open actions. Branding should never hide limits or turn an automated score into a compliance claim.

Make it useful to each reader

Executives need risk, trend, and ownership. Developers need selectors, states, reproduction steps, and repair guidance. Counsel needs dates, scope, methods, and a reliable activity history.

Keep the record consistent

Use the same issue identifiers from discovery through closure. Monthly reports should roll forward unresolved items and link completed items to verification, so the client sees continuity rather than disconnected snapshots.

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