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The limena platform

Run accessibility as an operation, not a one-time audit.

Scanners hand you 400 errors. Overlays hide the problem. limena maps your journeys, prices every blocker in lost revenue or support cost, routes the fix to the role that owns it, and verifies it at every release.

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Fix first · 1 of 412ID upload button can't be reached by keyboardbanking.example.com/open-account/verify · div.upload-id

It blocks every new account at the last step, so it outranks 180 missing alt texts on the same site.

Journey blocker$180 / account at riskHow prioritize works ↓
Next releaseThe loop runs again from 01 Discover, so a fixed barrier stays fixed.

How limena compares

Same barrier. Three very different Mondays.

One keyboard-blocked ID upload on a bank's "Open an account" flow. Here is what lands on the team's desk with each approach.

Automated scanner

A list of 412 violations

color-contrast214
image-alt96
link-name61
button-name18
… 23 more rules412
  • The upload is one line among 412, severity "serious"
  • No journey, no owner, no cost
  • Nothing changes until someone reads the export
  • No human or assistive-tech testing at all

One-time manual audit

An 84-page PDF

Audit_Final_v3.pdf84 pp
Tested 14 March · 3 releases agoStale since release 4.11
  • Found on page 61, with a screenshot
  • Fix recommended, nobody assigned
  • Already stale: three releases have shipped since
  • Tested by people once, never again

limena

One priced, verified fix

Open an account · ID uploadBlocks
$72,000a year at risk
→ FrontendJira ONB-217Re-test at 4.13
  • Put at the top of 412 because it blocks every new account
  • Routed to Frontend under the W3C ARRM, ticket opened
  • Re-tested at release 4.13, then the ACR updates itself
  • Confirmed by a screen reader user, logged beside the automated result

See how the loop runs ↓

The loop, stage by stage.

  1. 01Discover

    Every page, every template.

    banking.example.com
    Pages crawled38
    Templates6
    WCAG 2.2 AA criteria55
  2. 02Understand

    Every barrier in plain language.

    div.upload-id · role: noneKeyboard users can't attach their ID.
    Dev fixWCAG 2.1.1
  3. 03Prioritize

    Priced, so the blocker goes first.

    01 · ID upload$180 / account
    02 · Footer contrastCosmetic
    Journey: Open an account · 310 weekly starts
  4. 04AssignW3C ARRM

    Routed to the person who owns it.

    ID upload→ Frontend
    Fees chart alt text→ Content
    Focus outline→ Design
  5. 05VerifyCI + expert sign-off

    Re-tested at every release.

    Release check · 4.13
    ID upload Verified
    New: link contrast Caught
  6. 06Govern

    Live reports for every regulator.

    US VPAT / ACREU EAAUK PSBARCanada AODA · ACA
    Open barriers over four releases↓ 74%
  • PortfoliosMulti-client workspaces with inherited defaults
  • Seats & rolesUnlimited seats mapped to W3C ARRM
  • IntegrationsTickets out to Jira, Linear and GitHub Issues; status, reopens and re-test results come back
  • Trust & residencyWork-account sign-in, audit log, data held in Canada. Security →

What Prioritize looks like in the product.

Prioritized barriers on a journey: two critical blockers on the claim form step, then two low-impact barriers on other steps, each with its step, page and WCAG criterion.
Barriers on one journey, ranked by what they block. Demo data.

What you can run now, and where limena is heading.

Available today

  • Websites, web apps, and Word, Excel, PowerPoint and PDF documents
  • AI plain-language explanations, and AI-drafted PDF metadata and alt text a person accepts
  • Journey-aware ranking, with traffic and analytics context and revenue at risk per journey
  • Ownership by W3C ARRM role, as a Slack DM and an assigned ticket
  • Tracker, CMS and repository integrations, with headless CMS auto-fix (Contentful, Sanity, Webflow)
  • Component-level fixes from your terminal, and a pull request check on every change
  • Regression detection at every release
  • Live VPAT, executive summaries, and fix list export to CSV, Excel and Markdown

In build

  • Sign-on and offboarding managed by your directory
  • AI-drafted PDF tag structure and reading order

Where this goes

  • Accessibility across every digital touchpoint
  • Internal and employee-facing apps
  • AI-drafted fixes for every kind of barrier, each accepted by a person
  • Enterprise governance and portfolio rollups

Available today is what you can buy and run now. The other two columns describe direction, not committed delivery dates.

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