Know what's happening across your whole website.
Your website changes constantly, and accessibility can change with all of it. Ility continuously discovers and monitors pages across your website, giving your team a clearer picture of what's happening now, what changed, and where attention may be needed.
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Don't monitor a sample of your website. Monitor your website.
Accessibility issues don't only happen on the homepage or the handful of URLs someone remembered to add to a dashboard.
They can exist on an old product page.
A new campaign landing page.
A location page.
A forgotten resource.
A page buried several levels deep in your site.
If it's part of your website, it should be part of the picture.
Ility crawls your website to discover pages, automatically evaluates them for detectable accessibility issues, and continues monitoring those pages over time.
As your website changes, Ility keeps discovering and keeps watching.
Know your coverage.
Saying you're monitoring accessibility is one thing.
Knowing what you're actually monitoring is another.
Ility makes coverage visible: pages discovered, pages monitored, and the percentage of your site covered.
The point isn't the number. It's knowing what's in the picture.
- Pages discovered
- 2,847
- Pages monitored
- 2,847
- Coverage
- 100%
New page? Bring it into the program.
Websites grow.
Those pages shouldn't have to wait for someone to remember to add them to an accessibility tool.
Ility's ongoing discovery helps bring new pages into the monitoring picture as your website evolves.
- A marketing team launches a campaign.
- Someone publishes a new resource.
- A product team adds a page.
- A new location goes live.
Your accessibility coverage can grow with your website.
Your last assessment was a snapshot.
An accessibility assessment can tell you a lot about your website at a particular point in time. But the website keeps moving after the assessment is finished. Monitoring answers a different question: what's happening now?
Assessment gives you depth
- Expert evaluation at a point in time.
- Manual and assistive-technology testing.
- A detailed picture of the experience.
Monitoring gives you continuity
- Repeated evaluation of detectable issues.
- Visibility between major assessments.
- Early warning when things change.
A mature accessibility program needs both.
Accessibility drift
Catch accessibility drift.
A website can make significant accessibility improvements and still introduce new barriers later.
A component gets modified.
A content editor publishes something new.
A third-party integration changes.
A redesign introduces a new pattern.
An old issue quietly returns.
We call that accessibility drift. Ility helps you see that drift earlier.
- What's new?
- What's changed?
- What's recurring?
- Where are things improving?
- Where are they moving in the wrong direction?
You shouldn't have to wait until next year's assessment to find out.
Find patterns, not only page counts.
Imagine the same accessibility issue appears on 400 pages.
That's useful information. But the number 400 doesn't tell you what to do about it.
Maybe you have 400 individual problems.
Or maybe you have one problem in a shared component that happens to appear 400 times.
A component.
A template.
A content pattern.
An integration.
A publishing practice.
Understand the system behind the issue, not only the number of times it appears.
See more than a score.
A single accessibility score can make a complicated website look deceptively simple.
Ility helps you look underneath the number.
- What issues are being detected?
- Where are they occurring?
- How widespread are they?
- What's new, and what's recurring?
- What's been resolved, and what's returning?
- Are things improving?
The goal isn't to chase a perfect score. It's to understand where attention is needed.
Not an overlay
Monitoring isn't the same as accessibility.
Automated monitoring finds a lot. It also has limits.
It cannot determine whether every experience on your website is accessible.
It cannot replace manual evaluation.
It cannot replace assistive-technology testing.
And detecting a barrier doesn't automatically remove it.
What automated monitoring can provide is continuous visibility at a scale manual testing alone cannot provide. That's why Ility uses automation as part of an accessibility program, not as a substitute for one.
Automation should help you understand accessibility. Not pretend it solved it.
From detection to action.
Finding something is useful. Knowing what happened next is better. A finding doesn't have to disappear into a spreadsheet, inbox, or separate ticketing system with no connection back to where it started.
Detect, then Review, then Prioritize, then Assign, then Remediate, then Verify, then Learn
Step 1: Detect
A new issue appears.
Step 2: Assign
Work gets an owner.
Step 3: Remediate
The barrier is fixed at its source.
Step 4: Verify
The change gets verified.
Instead of only knowing the state of your website today, you can understand how it got there.
Your accessibility audit trail. Already built.
When someone asks what your organization has been doing about accessibility, you shouldn't have to piece together the answer from emails, spreadsheets, tickets, old reports, and conversations with vendors.
Ility keeps the history for you. So when someone asks:
What have we been doing about accessibility?
You don't have to go find the answer.
You can show them.
Need help with what you find?
Ility is built to work with the team you already have.
And if you need additional expertise or remediation capacity, you can bring in an Ility remediation partner.
The platform helps you understand and manage the work. The experts help you address barriers at the source.
- Your internal accessibility team.
- Your developers.
- Your agency.
- Your accessibility consultant.
- Know what's being monitored.
- Know what's changing.
- Know where patterns are emerging.
- Know what's being addressed.
- Keep the history.
Don't monitor a sample of your website. Monitor your website.
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