Migrate Shopify and meet every AODA and WCAG 2.2 AA requirement—no missed steps.
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You've seen regulatory gaps persist in past web projects—old technical debt, accessibility issues, stalled fixes. Without addressing compliance, your institution risks funding, legal exposure, and student complaints.
Your team needs every course listing, catalog, and e-commerce page accessible throughout the migration process. A single missed barrier can block student services and trigger formal complaints.
Without senior oversight and verifiable conformance documentation, migration projects invite audit failures. Only detailed, regulator-ready handoffs prove that WCAG issues are resolved—protecting both your funding and your records.
We start with a thorough AODA gap analysis, review all features and themes for accessibility, remediate issues directly in Shopify, and deliver a page-by-page WCAG 2.2 AA checklist and final report.
DoodleWeb Canada assigns only senior engineers to migrations and theme modifications—never juniors or outsourced teams. This ensures accuracy, accountability, and public-sector-level reliability.
Every user flow—pages, products, announcements, checkout—is manually tested for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance before launch. You receive documented test logs and clear remediation guidance.
We rebuild or adapt Shopify themes to Ontario’s AODA requirements, applying accessible navigation, proper contrast, comprehensive alt text, actionable error messages, and full keyboard support.
DoodleWeb is a certified Canadian agency (Clutch, GoodFirms, Sortlist) with broad experience on higher-ed and government platforms. We furnish legal documentation and audit-ready reports tailored to regulator and funding needs.
We audit your current Shopify site for accessibility failures, document all issues by WCAG 2.2 criteria, and plan a step-by-step migration that addresses every gap and maintains usability.
Senior engineers review, repair, or rebuild all Shopify themes, scripts, and plug-ins. We update all content—images, forms, promos—to meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards throughout.
Before launch, we conduct hands-on user testing for all workflows, then deliver a full WCAG conformance report and remediation log—ready for audits, funding, or procurement files.
Post-launch, we offer maintenance and audits tailored for higher education. We monitor for regulatory changes and support your team as needs evolve.
For Ontario colleges, the AODA requires all new or significantly updated websites—including those transitioning to Shopify—to meet WCAG 2.2 AA standards. This includes course listings, online registration, and payment pages. Noncompliance brings legal risk, lost funding, and potential complaints. DoodleWeb Canada builds every migration to meet these standards, making your site ready for audits or reviews at any point.
If you launch or migrate a site without documented WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, you risk formal accessibility complaints, government audits, and eligibility loss for provincial funds. Even small issues—like missing alt text or inaccessible menus—can exclude users or trigger costly remediation. DoodleWeb’s process closes technical and usability gaps in line with every AODA provision, giving your administrators clear, regulator-ready documentation.
DoodleWeb deploys a senior-only engineer team with deep Shopify, public-sector, and accessibility expertise. Each migration includes structured planning, live accessibility testing, and conformance reporting. Public reviews on Clutch, GoodFirms, and Sortlist confirm our record with colleges, municipalities, and non-profits across Canada. We offer post-launch support and scheduled audits to keep your site compliant as regulations change.
Every part of your migration is handled by senior engineers, with live WCAG testing and audit-ready documentation included. Let’s talk about your next step.
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