About limena
Accessibility findings only matter if someone acts on them.
We built limena because reports kept getting filed and barriers kept staying. Nobody could say which findings mattered, so nothing got prioritized. limena puts a cost on each one, so it can.
The name
limen/ˈlaɪmən/ · Latin, threshold
The threshold of perception: the point where something crosses from unnoticed to noticed. Accessibility is the line between a site someone can use and one they can't. Our job is to show you where that line sits, and what it costs to leave it there.
What we hold to
- 01
Priced, not panicked
No scare tactics. Each barrier gets a figure from your own numbers, with every assumption shown, so teams decide calmly.
- 02
Plain language wins
If a finding needs a specialist to decode, it won't get fixed. We write for everyone who touches the site.
- 03
People make the calls
Software finds and ranks. A person owns each fix and signs off each judgment, and limena records who.
- 04
The money opens the door
We price every barrier because that is what gets fixes funded. We judge the work by whether people can finish what they came to do.
- Based inOttawa, Canada
- Your dataHeld in Canada (ca-central-1)
- This siteBuilt to WCAG 2.2 AA
- Behind your brandWhite-label for partners
See where your line sits.
We'll check one journey on your own site with you, and show what's blocked, what it costs, and who owns the fix.