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Quick view Free

Let shoppers open a product from a listing without leaving the page — with a modal that is genuinely usable by keyboard and screen reader.

Updated August 26, 2026

Quick view adds a button to each product in a shop, category or tag listing. Pressing it opens the product in a dialog over the listing, so a shopper can look at something without losing their place.

Turning it on

Enable Quick view in StoreMaster → Modules. The button appears on listing pages automatically; you can change its wording in the module’s settings.

What the dialog shows

The product image, the price as that shopper would pay it, the short description, and — for a product with variations — the list of variations with their prices and whether each is in stock.

For a simple, purchasable, in-stock product the dialog offers an add-to-cart button. Anything more involved sends the shopper to the full product page, on purpose: choosing a variation belongs where the real form and its validation live, and a half-built second buying path is how baskets get wrong.

Accessibility

The dialog is not decorative markup with a close button. It:

  • moves focus into the dialog on open and keeps it there while open;
  • closes on Escape and returns focus to the button that opened it;
  • is announced as a dialog and labelled by its heading;
  • announces the product content when it arrives.

If the product cannot be loaded, the dialog says so and offers the full product page. It never leaves a shopper stuck in an empty box.

What it will never show

Quick view asks the same access gate every other StoreMaster surface asks. A product a shopper is not allowed to see returns exactly the same answer as a product that does not exist — the same status, the same message. Anything else would let someone learn what you sell by guessing.

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