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Accessibility work sized like engineering work.

A spreadsheet of 8,000 violations isn’t a backlog. limena gives you deduplicated, component-level tickets with the file, the fix, its cost, and a check that stops it coming back.

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PaymentForm.tsxsrc/checkout/PaymentForm.tsx:84Blocks
At risk$48,000 a year

Card number input has no accessible name. 1 component, 3,412 page instances.

WCAG 4.1.2Frontend · GitHub

Most accessibility tools create work for you, not with you.

The output arrives as a CSV in the thousands, with no sign of which items are the same problem or where they live.

  1. Deduplicated to the component

    Thousands of instances become one ticket on the file that causes them.

  2. Fails the build, not the retro

    Pull request checks stop regressions before merge.

  3. It doesn’t come back next quarter

    Every fix is re-tested at release.

What lands in your queue

One ticket per component, with the fix attached.

This is the barrier as an engineer opens it: the component that causes it, where it reaches, what it costs and the change that clears it.

A barrier as an engineer sees it: a button with no accessible name, its selector and markup, the owner, the Jira ticket in progress, and the reviewer who confirmed it is real.
Demo data: the console, rendered from the seeded demo program.

  • The cause, not the symptoms

    Instances are grouped to the component, so one change closes them all.

  • Confirmed by a person

    Someone has checked it is a real barrier, so nobody spends a sprint on a false positive.

  • Closed means re-tested

    Status comes back from the tracker, and the barrier closes only when the re-test passes.

What limena ranks first

Your backlog, ranked by what it costs.

Three tickets from one codebase.

  1. PaymentForm.tsx: input has no name3,412 instances, 1 fix$48,000/yr
  2. Modal.tsx: focus not trapped22 flows$9,000/yr
  3. Footer.tsx: duplicate landmarkSite-wideLow
Works with
  • Jira
  • Linear
  • GitHub

Common questions

Can it fail a pull request?

Yes. The GitHub Action reports a status check on each pull request and fails it on the coverage tier you set. Contrast is reviewed on pull requests too.

Can I fix things from my editor?

Yes. limena’s MCP server lets an editor or coding agent pull findings and open a fix pull request against a linked repository. Repository access is a separate permission, off unless you grant it.

Do we have to change trackers?

No. Tickets go to Jira, Linear or GitHub Issues, and the fix list exports to CSV, Excel or Markdown.

Point it at a branch.

We’ll run limena on one of your journeys and show you each barrier priced, who owns the fix, and what to do first.

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