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Monitoring

Ongoing checks that catch new accessibility barriers as a website or app changes.

Monitoring is what keeps a product accessible after the first evaluation. Websites change every week: a new campaign page ships without alt text, a vendor update replaces a component, a redesign removes the focus style. Monitoring combines automated checks on every deploy or on a schedule, for the failures tools can catch, with periodic human review for the ones they cannot.

The W3C’s Planning and Managing Web Accessibility guide calls this phase sustain: continue to review and report on content, processes, and resources. The records monitoring produces, with dates, are also evidence of ongoing effort, which is what a customer, a buyer, or a regulator asks to see.

Source

Planning and Managing Web Accessibility

W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI), 2026. Checked .

Automated testing
Software that scans a page for accessibility failures it can detect, such as missing alt text or low contrast.
Remediation
Fixing the barriers an evaluation found, usually in order of how badly each one blocks people.
Accessibility statement
A public page that says what standard you aim for, what is not yet accessible, and how to report a barrier.

Get help with every step.

We can work with organizations of every size and industry, from a startup serving its first customers to a bank. We find where you stand, help your team fix what matters, and keep checking as your product changes. That work is evidence of your effort, not a legal guarantee.

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