Websites are living software that evolve every day. New code deployments, marketing landing pages, and third-party scripts can quietly introduce compliance violations. Our continuous monitoring combines automated CI/CD pipeline scans with scheduled quarterly human reviews.
A website that achieved 100% WCAG conformance in January can easily become non-compliant by March after routine feature releases and content additions.
Blog posts and promotions published without descriptive alt attributes, invalid heading hierarchies, or low-contrast brand text.
New React or WordPress updates that inadvertently strip visible focus rings, break modal trap logic, or alter checkout form labels.
Chat widgets, cookie consent banners, and review sliders that inject non-compliant markup into the DOM without your team realizing it.
Catch syntax errors before they ever reach production. We configure automated testing in GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins using axe-core and Pa11y test suites to block failing pull requests.
Schedule a scoping session for automated CI/CD pipeline integration and recurring auditor reviews.
Protect your digital properties 365 days a year with scheduled automated monitoring and certified human re-evaluations.
Access specific evaluation criteria, downloadable test checklists, code patterns, and technical guidelines across this regulatory domain.
Production TypeScript configuration, scanning dynamic React/Next.js/Vue apps, handling iframe boundaries, filtering false positives, and blocking pull requests.
Configuration files (.pa11yci), sitemap spidering, threshold scoring, headless Chrome flags, and scheduled cron automation for DevOps teams.
What Lighthouse catches (~25-35% of WCAG criteria) vs what it completely misses: keyboard traps, reading order, screen reader context, and dynamic ARIA states.
Side-by-side comparison of all 9 new WCAG 2.2 criteria, the removal of 4.1.1 Parsing, and an actionable audit checklist for development teams.
The June 28, 2025 countdown: what US and global software companies, online retailers, and financial services must implement to avoid EU member state penalties.
Detailed roadmap of the DOJ Title II Final Rule governing public sector websites and apps, statutory deadlines (2026/2027), and technical audit protocols.