saucedemo.com

Executive summary

The public pages scanned clean. 3 violations were waiting in states that only exist once you sign in, sort the catalog, or trip a validation error.

■Critical

3

▲Serious

0

◆Moderate

0

●Minor

0

Fix first

1. 1
   ■Criticalselect-name

   Blocks the sort control on the main product list, the first thing a signed-in shopper touches.

2. 2
   ■Criticalbutton-name

   Blocks recovery from a checkout error, the highest-cost place to lose a customer.

Findings by state · public vs. behind-login

A URL-level scanner only ever sees the first row. The rest exist only after a session is established.

1. 01Public

   Login

   No violations

2. 02Session only

   Login error

   ■Critical

3. 03Session only

   Inventory

   ■Critical

4. 04Session only

   Cart

   No violations

5. 05Session only

   Checkout

   No violations

6. 06Session only

   Checkout error

   ■Critical

Raw results and method: experiments/net-new-violations

Persona layer

The report says what broke. This shows who it stopped.

Method & limitations

• Findings come from axe-core 4.13.0 run at every state a signed-in crawl reaches: page load, after login, after adding to cart, and on a validation error. Deterministic: run it twice, get the same answer.
• Automated checks cover a large share of WCAG failures but not all of them. Manual keyboard and screen-reader review still matters; this report is not a substitute for testing with disabled users.
• Persona task-success is an AI browser agent's read of a final page state and its own written opinion, never a WCAG verdict, and never mixed into the findings above.
• This is a public sample built from a real, published probe. It is not a customer account and no credentials of any kind were used or stored.