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Checks that fixes work

Each fix, seen working on your live store, and watched after.

Who reads it
You, and your developer
When it comes
After every check
Which plans
Every plan

Our walk to checkout, at the cart, Our store, as of October 16, 2026

Fix: the cart's small headings

F-1 The Product heading over the cart is too pale to read

  1. October 9, 04:37,  Daily check: found on the cart page and in the cart drawer Entry 1765
  2. October 9, 13:07,  Fix written Entry 1799
  3. October 10, 01:07,  Daily check: still found, before the fix was live
  4. October 10, 11:46,  Fix on an unpublished copy of the theme Entry 1880
  5. October 10, 11:52,  A check first saw the store serving the copy Entry 1913
  6. October 10, 11:53,  Same check: no longer found Entry 1917
  7. October 11, 08:18,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer
  8. October 12, 04:33,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer
  9. October 12, 11:06,  Live theme read: it carries the change Entry 2273
  10. October 13, 00:50,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer
  11. October 13, 21:07,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer
  12. October 14, 17:24,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer
  13. October 15, 13:42,  Daily check stopped after the cart, before its end: not found
  14. October 16, 09:58,  Daily check: not found on the cart page or in the drawer

Status Confirmed on October 10, 2026

From October 9 to 16, 2026, here's every daily check on our test store that reached the cart. Each one went from the homepage toward checkout, as a shopper would. The fix's own steps, from written to live, sit between them.

Whether the fix held, check by check

It follows one fix from the day it went live to today.

The fix

The fix, and the problem it was written for.

Seen live

The moment the fix first showed up on your live store, however it got there.

The check that confirmed it

The first check after it went live that no longer found the problem.

It looked at the same pages, at the same widths.

Every check since

Each later check that reached the pages where the problem was.

A check that doesn't reach those pages says nothing about the fix either way.

Its status

Confirmed, or back again if the problem returns.

A fix only counts once we've seen it work

We count what the checks saw, and nothing else.

  • Only a check closes it

    A problem closes when a check stops finding it, not when someone marks it fixed.

    How you can check it

    Look at the entry in your record that closes it: it says which checks closed it.

  • Live means seen live

    A fix counts as live from the moment we saw your store carry it, not when someone said it was published.

    How you can check it

    Look at the "Seen live" time: it names the check that saw it first, or the time we looked at your theme's code.

  • Another fix counts too

    If your developer fixes the problem another way, it still closes, just not as our fix.

    How you can check it

    Your record shows when the fix went live, and when the problem stopped turning up.

  • Back again, with its history

    If the problem returns, it comes back with its history, and you hear from us, after a person has read it.

    How you can check it

    You'll see it reopened in your record.

For your developer: The checks are a set of automated accessibility checks, plus our own, run on every page loaded in full at three widths. In the sample, times are in UTC.

Where it fits

It's the last step of each fix: the one that closes the problem, and keeps an eye on it after.

Follow a fix through the month

  1. We check your store
  2. We start near checkout
  3. We check every fix
  4. We confirm it works , This comes from here
  5. You keep the record

By plan

It's the same on every plan, whoever publishes the fix.