Find accessibility barriers and keep the evidence behind every result.

Test representative pages, not just the homepage

A homepage scan can miss the forms, navigation patterns, account journeys and content templates that people actually use. BarrierTrace helps teams map a public website, choose a stable set of representative pages and monitor that coverage over time.

The result is a reviewable sample with its scope made visible. Teams can see which pages were included, when they were checked and where evidence is still incomplete.

• Discover public pages from sitemaps and navigation
• Select core pages and journeys for repeatable monitoring
• Retain coverage history instead of replacing yesterday’s result

Combine automated signals with human judgement

Automated accessibility testing can reliably identify some code and presentation failures, but it cannot determine full WCAG conformance or whether an experience works well for disabled people.

BarrierTrace keeps that boundary explicit. Automated findings sit alongside keyboard, screen-reader, zoom, reflow, content and governance checks, with the tester, date, notes and evidence retained.

Turn findings into an assurance trail

Accessibility work often becomes scattered across spreadsheets, reports and project tickets. BarrierTrace brings the current state, manual verification and historical decisions into one record so teams can explain what was tested and what remains.

It supports prioritisation and oversight without presenting an automated score as certification or legal advice.