Name what was tested
Record URLs, files, profile versions, viewports, and exclusions. A single page result stays a single page result.
Accessibility audit
Accessibility audit evidence for web, PDF, and DOCX.
Test websites and documents with versioned technical profiles, then route the questions that require a person. Each result keeps scope, evidence, repair guidance, and retest history together.
Technical testing supports an audit. It does not make a legal determination or replace user research.
A reviewable audit
Make the report explain how it reached each result.
A bare score hides coverage. AccessPreflight records the tested rule, source location, engine, confidence, and automation level so another reviewer can reproduce the finding.
Preserve useful locations
Keep DOM selectors, PDF object references, DOCX paths, screenshots, and rule identities with the finding.
Leave human checks open
Reading order, alternative quality, task completion, and legal scope remain visible until the right reviewer decides them.
Audit report
Results that can move through engineering and content teams.
Normalize the decision while keeping source-specific evidence. A web selector, PDF structure path, and DOCX package location should not be flattened into the same vague instruction.
- Finding
- Severity, confidence, rule, standard mapping, and stable identity.
- Coverage
- Automated, partial, manual, not applicable, or did not run.
- Repair
- Guidance for the source format with an assigned owner.
- Retest
- A new result connected to the original finding and artifact.
An automated audit should say what it could not test.
AccessPreflight reports machine-detected failures and no-detected-failure results without converting untouched success criteria into passes. Manual checks remain part of the work, not a footnote.
Start an accessibility audit with evidence you can revisit.
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Automated preflight is not an accessibility certification or legal determination.