Original Summary

The idea is simple. Every Monday I open your site in a real browser and run axe-core against WCAG 2.1 AA, the same engine the free checkers use. Nothing gets installed on your site, no script tag, no plugin. Then I compare this week's results to last week's and only send you the difference. New problems, problems that got worse, and problems that are no longer detected (I avoid saying "fixed" there, the scanner can't tell if something was actually repaired, the page could have been deleted, or the element could be hidden behind a login, or the scan just crawled a different page that day). I built this after reading 102 real EU shop accessibility statements for a research page I published. Most of them said nothing specific or were years out of date. So the product tries to do the opposite, it says plainly what it can and can't see, right on the site. It's free right now. Two people have signed up so far, neither pays, so this is a very early thing. If you have thoughts on it or think it's missing something obvious, I'd take it seriously. It's called Scandiary if anyone wants to look it up, free right now, two signups so far.   submitted by   /u/SelfLumpy4728 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 02:16:34