Changelog
What we shipped, and what is next
Public, because a roadmap nobody can see is a roadmap nobody can hold us to.
Released
0.1.0
- Free WCAG 2.2 Level AA Assessment of up to 25 same-origin pages, with no account.
- Per-finding evidence: CSS selector, the offending HTML, and a cropped screenshot.
- Coverage classification across all 55 Level A and AA criteria, printed on every Statement.
- A named list of every criterion a person still has to check, and what checking involves.
- Accessibility overlay detection, with a plain statement of what an overlay does not fix.
- Linked document discovery: PDFs and office files found while crawling.
- Assessment-to-Assessment diffing: new, cleared, and still open.
- Shareable Statement links that print cleanly to PDF.
- Emailed sign-in links, domain verification, and weekly or monthly re-assessment.
Next
- Guided manual review, so the human-only criteria get recorded rather than remembered.
- Generated Accessibility Conformance Reports, in DOCX and accessibly tagged PDF.
- Evidence attachment and reviewer notes against each criterion.
- Change tracking between issued Statement versions.
Things we have decided not to build
| Not building | Why |
|---|---|
| An accessibility score out of 100 | It measures the rules we run, not the standard, and it misleads the person reading it. |
| A compliance badge | No authority stands behind one. It advertises a claim we cannot support. |
| An overlay widget | It cannot repair the markup underneath, and selling one would contradict everything else here. |
| Automatic remediation of your source | We are not going to write changes into your codebase from a compliance engine. |