Selected pages
A list of addresses and representative views recorded in the monitoring plan.
Services / Accessibility monitoring
Accessibility that lasts.
Periodic accessibility checks within an agreed scope: scheduled scans, expert reviews and reports showing what has changed since the last check.
What monitoring is
Periodic checks, not constant surveillance.
Monitoring means scheduled checks of selected pages and processes at an agreed rhythm. We do not watch every change on every page in real time — and we say so openly.
What it is
- Scheduled scans of selected pages and processes
- Periodic expert reviews — if included in the plan
- Comparison of results with a baseline
- A periodic report with the most important changes
- Notifications about regressions and failed scans
What it is not
- Constant surveillance of every change on your site
- A full WCAG conformance audit
- Automatic fixing of errors on your server
- A “100% WCAG” badge generated by a scanner
- Scanning domains outside the agreed scope
What we check
We agree the scope of checks together.
Everything we monitor is recorded in the plan: addresses, exclusions, test accounts and limits.
Key processes
Sign-in, forms and basket — also with a test account shared securely.
Automatically detectable errors
Contrast, text alternatives, structure and ARIA attributes, with duplicates merged.
Expert review
Periodic manual verification of selected journeys, if part of the plan.
Changes since the last check
New, resolved and recurring problems compared with the baseline.
Scope boundaries
We respect exclusions, robots rules and request limits; we never scan domains outside the contract.
Frequency
A rhythm that matches the pace of change.
You choose how often checks run in your plan. An expert review can be added to any rhythm.
Weekly
For services that often publish new features or content.
Monthly
For services with a calm pace of change and fewer releases.
Periodic report
A report that tells you what has changed.
After each period you get a summary: which pages we checked, when the last successful scan ran, which regressions appeared and what remains open.
Active pages and the date of the last successful scan
New, resolved and recurring problems
The most important regressions with severity
A calendar of upcoming checks
Honest data
No result is not zero errors.
If a scan does not finish — because of a timeout, blocked access or an outage — we will never show the page as error-free.
Completed
The check covered every scheduled page. We compare results with the baseline.
Partial
Some pages were not checked. The report shows which ones and why.
No reading
We could not retrieve results. We do not count this as 0 errors — we repeat the check.
Alerts
We'll let you know when something changes.
Regression
A previously resolved problem has come back after a release.
New serious barrier
A high-severity barrier was found in a monitored process.
Scan failure
A check could not finish, e.g. after a change to sign-in.
Service period ending
A reminder before your subscription ends, so checks continue uninterrupted.
Subscription
Monitoring plans.
We match the plan to the number of pages, the rhythm of checks and the need for expert reviews. The options below are examples.
Basic
For smaller services after an audit
Extended
For services with frequent releases
Custom
For multiple services and apps
FAQ / Monitoring
Questions about monitoring.
No. Monitoring checks selected pages and processes at a set rhythm, mainly with automated tools and — if the plan includes it — periodic expert reviews. A full assessment comes from an audit.
Keep the results of your audit.
Let's talk about a check plan tailored to your service.