Audit findings that actually get fixed

Audit findings that actually get fixed

A hundred-page PDF nobody reads is not an audit. Findings get fixed when the report is written for the person who will fix them — short, prioritised, and pointed at the exact line.

One issue, one card

Each finding carries the WCAG criterion, a severity, the affected element, and the fix — nothing else. Developers work through cards, not chapters.

Prioritise by user pain, not by count

A broken checkout button outranks fifty decorative images with missing alt text. We order findings by how hard they block a task, so the first day of fixing helps the most people.

Re-test is part of the audit

Every engagement ends with a verification round. An audit that stops at the report only proves problems exist; the re-test proves they are gone.

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