Self-audit
We can't audit you honestly if we won't audit ourselves.
Before any change to this website goes live, it must pass the exact pipeline we sell — automated detection, independent re-execution of every candidate, keyboard tab-walks, focus-visibility screenshot comparisons. One verified violation and the deploy is blocked. Not a policy. A build step.
✓ LATEST SELF-AUDIT — 2026-07-13 · every page of this site crawled · scanner candidates: 0 · verified violations: 0 · deploy: permittedCheck us yourself, right now
- Press Tab — a visible focus ring moves through every link and button on this site. (Invisible focus is one of the most common violations we verify on client sites.)
- Try to get stuck — keep Tabbing: no traps, no dead ends, and a "skip to content" link appears first.
- Squint — every text/background pair on this site computes above the WCAG contrast thresholds; the palette was chosen by the formula, not eyeballed.
- Turn JavaScript off — everything still works. The few enhancements (a price calculator, a demo toggle) degrade gracefully.
- Use a screen reader — semantic landmarks, labeled forms, one
h1per page, headings in order.
What "the same pipeline" means
The build gate runs eight checks before any deploy; check six crawls every page of this site and runs the full client audit against it — the identical code path, thresholds, and verification stamps we deliver for $1,250+. The other checks include a language tripwire ensuring this site never claims "guaranteed compliance" (the promise a competitor was fined $1M for making[3]).
Full detail, including what our three verification statuses mean and every statistic's source: methodology.