BarrierTrace

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Accessibility assurance, backed by evidence.

BarrierTrace brings automated findings, human verification and governance evidence into one clear record—so teams can see what was tested, what changed and what still needs attention.

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Built for people who need defensible assurance—not another unexplained score.

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Example evidence trailReview active
Assurance overviewPublic service journey
In review
42Pages sampled
12Human checks
8Evidence packs
Automated coverageTemplates and priority journeys sampled
Captured
Keyboard reviewTwo journey steps need verification
Review
Decision evidenceOwner and due date recorded
Open

Why BarrierTrace

A score is a signal.
It is not assurance.

Real accessibility work needs context: which pages were covered, what people verified, how decisions were made and whether the experience actually improved.

One evidence trail

Bring the whole assurance story together.

01

Automated evidence

Surface repeatable signals across pages, templates and journeys without pretending automation sees everything.

02

Human verification

Record keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow and content checks alongside the automated results.

03

Assurance history

Keep the evidence, decisions and changes that explain what was tested, what improved and what remains.

How it works

From a large website to a reviewable record.

BarrierTrace helps teams focus effort where it matters, while keeping the limitations of automated testing visible.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Map the public experience and identify representative pages and journeys.

  2. 02

    Verify

    Combine automated signals with structured human review.

  3. 03

    Evidence

    Turn findings and decisions into a traceable assurance record.

An honest boundary

Automation does not equal conformance.

BarrierTrace supports accessibility assurance. It does not replace disabled-user research, expert judgement, manual testing or legal advice—and it will never hide that distinction.

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