Ship every week without shipping new barriers.
When you release constantly, a once-a-quarter audit is obsolete the day after it's done. Accessibility has to be verified on the same cadence you deploy, inside the pipeline.
The situation
Fixed on Monday, broken by Thursday's deploy.
A team clears its accessibility findings, then the next feature reintroduces half of them, and nobody notices until the next audit months later. Point-in-time testing can’t keep up with continuous deployment, so progress quietly leaks away between checks.
You don't need another audit. You need verification wired into the release itself.
How limena helps
Accessibility, checked at the speed you ship.
On merge
Scan on every release
Connect your repo or CI and limena re-checks the affected surfaces automatically when you merge to main, no one has to remember to run it.
Instantly
Catch regressions the moment they land
If a change reintroduces a barrier, limena flags it against that release and routes it back to the owner, before it reaches production.
In flow
Fixes live where developers work
Findings arrive in the tracker with the element and the fix, so accessibility is part of the sprint, not a separate backlog nobody grooms.
Over time
The line holds, release after release
Instead of sawtooth progress, conformance stays flat and high, because nothing regresses without being caught.
Release check · main @ 4f21ac
- Checkout flowVerified
- Account settingsVerified
- New nav dropdown not keyboard reachableBlocked release
Routed to Jordan (Development) with the failing element and fix. Merge held until resolved.
Verify accessibility on every deploy.
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