Website accessibility audit
A website accessibility audit is a structured review against WCAG that includes human testing. An automated scan is the machine-testable slice of that work. Complience.app is that slice: axe-core on a Playwright load, then recrawls. It is not a full audit and not a legal certificate.
What is a website accessibility audit?
An audit samples templates and flows, runs automated rules, then adds keyboard and screen-reader notes, severity, and a retest plan. Many firms also produce an ACR or VPAT. Complience.app does not replace that document. For the machine pass alone, use the website accessibility checker.
What belongs in an audit
Scope, sample of templates and flows, automated rules, keyboard and screen-reader notes, severity, and a retest plan. The checker finds missing labels so the human review is not spent there. The audit still has to judge meaning, order, and real assistive-technology use.
Where the scanner fits
Run a scan first. Keep the schedule on after the audit so new pages do not undo the work. Cookie pre-consent sits in the same evidence pack if you sell privacy retainers too. Check a public URL.
Questions
Check a public URL
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