Explore how Accessibility Watch is designed to turn repeated page scans into release decisions, issue history and client-ready evidence across an agency portfolio.
Synthetic demonstration data. The organisations and results below are fictional. The public scanner is live; automated portfolio monitoring is being validated through paid pilots.
| Client site | Score | Release change | Lifecycle | Owner |
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northstar.example
Restore the visible focus treatment removed from the checkout controls in release 3.8.
8 affected elements · checkout templateTwelve barriers remain resolved across the monitored release path. Two new findings need engineering review.
Baseline → release → verified outcomeRepeated scans matter only when the product remembers enough context to separate newly introduced barriers from old work, verified fixes and regressions that returned.
Priority paths agreed with the agency.
Improvements verified before the client update.
Checkout focus and form errors routed to engineering.
Next evidence will confirm whether the release is stable.
Automated release evidence · baseline and change history preserved
The same automated evidence can serve two audiences: selectors and reproduction context for developers; a restrained outcome summary for the client. No compliance theatre and no unexplained score.
axe-core plus nine Accessibility Watch checks, including hover-state contrast, baseline-page discovery and downloadable comparison snapshots.
Agreed baselines, two automated rechecks, finding lifecycle, developer evidence and a white-label summary across up to five sites.
Scheduled portfolios, release integrations, ownership, suppression history and persistent client reporting after the workflow earns repeat demand.
Bring the sites, priority journeys and release window. Intivoto operates the first monitoring cycle and uses the evidence to shape the product around a real agency workflow.