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Accessibility Monitoring.

An audit tells you where you stood the day we tested. Then a page goes up, a template changes, someone pastes in a PDF — and the work you paid for starts to erode. Monitoring catches that in days. We offer it as an add-on to Managed Accessibility Ops and ADA litigation support, never on its own, because a scan nobody reads changes nothing.

Illustration of an Accessiblu monitoring panel. A bar chart of the last twelve weekly accessibility scans shows a low, steady number of issues, then a sharp spike when a new page was published on September 12 and introduced twelve new issues, then a return to the previous level once they were cleared four days later. The panel is labelled WCAG 2.2 AA.

How it Works

  • 01

    What We Monitor

    You will work with one of our conformance specialists to set the scope — the URLs, templates and user journeys that matter most, rather than every page you own. We can build custom scripts so the system walks real tasks such as a checkout, a form submission or a login, and not just landing pages. Scope is what sets the price — monitoring is quoted with the engagement, not as a separate line item.

    Illustration of a monitoring scope panel listing what is watched: the home page and program page templates, each tagged as a template, and the enrollment form and checkout, each tagged as a user journey. A summary reads 128 URLs and 2 journeys.
  • Illustration of a weekly scan schedule. A row of seven days shows Monday highlighted as the scan day, with a weekly badge, a note that the next scan runs Monday at six, and tags for WCAG 2.1 AA and WCAG 2.2 AA.
    02

    On a Schedule That Fits Your Releases

    Together we set how often the scans run — weekly, monthly, or timed to your release cycle — and which standard they check against. For ADA Title II work that is WCAG 2.1 AA, the version the rule names; for most private-sector clients it is WCAG 2.2 AA. Multiple engines zero in on what automation genuinely proves — contrast, missing accessible names, structural and ARIA errors — and cut down false positives. Whether a person can actually finish a task still takes manual testing, so monitoring supplements an audit and never replaces one.

  • 03

    Results, and Someone to Read Them

    When a scan finds a non-conforming page we log it, notify you, and put it in context: what broke, whether it is new since the last run, and what it stops a person from doing. One of our conformance specialists can walk you through the findings and recommend how to fix them. We keep the full history, so you can show a page has held up over months rather than simply asserting it.

    Illustration of a scan result with a specialist note. A critical unlabelled enrollment form field failing success criterion 3.3.2 and a serious contrast failure on a new banner failing 1.4.3 are listed, followed by a note from a conformance specialist saying the form issue blocks enrollment entirely and should be fixed first.
  • Illustration showing that the scanning tool is interchangeable. A commercial accessibility platform in use today and an Accessiblu platform in build both feed into one report with the same scope and schedule. A caption reads: the scanner can change, what you get does not.
    04

    The Tooling, Plainly

    We run monitoring on a commercial accessibility platform today, and we are building our own. We would rather tell you that than imply we have a product we do not. What you are buying is the scope, the schedule, and a specialist who reads the output — the scanner underneath can change without changing what you get. Our own Check Ü extension is free if you want to start scanning yourself today.

What's Included

  • Archived Reporting

    For each URL we keep every scan, so you can show how a page has performed over months. Useful in procurement, and important after a demand letter.

  • Task Output

    Findings export into tasks for the project management tools your team already uses, so fixes land in the same backlog as everything else.

  • Human Support

    We support your developers with the guidance to fix issues correctly, without taking over your codebase.

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