Establish a baseline
Record the selected pages, supported checks, and known starting state.
First service in development
Service under development · Not available for purchaseMake accessibility regressions easier to identify and act on.
Macelyr Ventures is developing a focused service concept for agencies and web teams managing recurring website updates. The current work is a controlled demonstration of selected checks, not a production service or comprehensive accessibility review.
0Baseline findings
4Controlled regressions
0Retest findings
The workflow problem
A reviewed site can change again
Components are edited, templates evolve, and new content is introduced. Teams then need to determine what changed, which potential accessibility findings are new, and where remediation should begin.
How the service is intended to work
From baseline to documented retest.
This describes the proposed service direction. The service remains under development and is not available for purchase.
Evaluate selected changes
Repeat the same defined checks after an agreed release or website change.
Identify regressions
Separate newly introduced observations from the established baseline.
Prioritize findings
Organize evidence by practical impact and review priority.
Prepare remediation information
Create developer-oriented evidence, reproduction steps, and ticket drafts.
Document retesting
Repeat the defined checks after simulated or agreed corrections.
Controlled demonstration
A controlled 0 → 4 → 0 regression sequence.
The synthetic demonstration begins with zero findings, introduces four intentionally created accessibility issues in a test webpage, and returns to zero findings after simulated remediation.
It shows repeatable behavior for four selected automated checks. It does not establish coverage beyond those defined conditions.
The four automated checks
- Accessible name for buttons
- Associated label for form controls
- Alternative text for images
- Sequential heading structure
What the demonstration shows
What works in the demonstration—and what remains planned.
Current demonstration
Working in the controlled test project described here.
- Synthetic HTML testing
- Four selected automated accessibility checks
- Controlled regression comparison
- Prioritized findings
- Developer-oriented remediation tickets
- Simulated fixes and retesting
- Sample report generation
Proposed future service
These features are planned possibilities and are not currently available.
- Broader accessibility testing
- Manual keyboard testing
- NVDA and Chrome evaluation
- Qualified specialist triage
- Recurring release-batch reviews
- White-label reports
- Managed retesting
Representative output
A sample report designed for practical developer action.
The preserved sample report documents the synthetic demonstration, organized findings, reproduction steps, suggested remediation, and retest state.
Controlled demonstration sample report
This report documents the controlled 0 → 4 → 0 demonstration and contains no customer data or customer work.
View full sample reportPricing under validation
A provisional starting point for service validation.
$299per website per month
This price is provisional and the service is not available for purchase.
The service scope, delivery process, and terms have not been finalized. No subscription, reservation, or payment capability is provided.
Current scope
Clear limits without hiding the useful result.
The demonstration shows a repeatable comparison for four known synthetic conditions.
- Does not establish complete WCAG compliance
- Does not provide legal certification or legal advice
- Does not guarantee remediation
- Does not represent a comprehensive accessibility audit
- Does not represent specialist review not actually performed
Contact
Discuss the developing service.
For business inquiries about the accessibility regression triage concept, contact Macelyr Ventures directly.
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