Mendwisp / Continuous accessibility fixes, verified from scan to source code.

Keep the web open.

Mendwisp turns accessibility from a one-time audit into an operating rhythm: scan the public experience, draft the source-level fix, and verify it worked.

WCAG 2.1 + 2.2 AA EN 301 549 aware Human-reviewable output
store.example.com
Scanning

Site health

82 / 100

+18 this month

last verified 4m ago

01

Keyboard navigation

14 findings

Needs review
02

Form semantics

06 findings

Draft fix ready
03

Color contrast

02 findings

Verified
14 journeys monitored Live

Public page scanner

See what your users hit.

Enter one public page. Mendwisp opens it in a real browser, runs WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA checks, and returns findings your team can inspect — never a pretend score or an AI guess.

ONE PAGE
REAL BROWSER
WCAG AA
Start a scan
We do not store page HTML or expose a public scan list.

Only public http:// or https:// pages. Local and private network targets are blocked.

The shift

Accessibility is a moving system, not a PDF.

Releases change flows. Content changes components. Dependencies change behavior. Mendwisp stays with the site after the audit, turning every new signal into a clear next action your team can review and own.

01 / Find the friction

See what users actually hit.

Public journeys, component patterns, keyboard paths, and content states — assessed in context.

02 / Move the backlog

Hand engineers a starting point.

Native code fixes and review-ready tickets, prioritized by impact instead of raw violation count.

03 / Prove the progress

Every fix gets a second look.

Plain-English reports make the work legible to product, legal, and leadership — not just specialists.

The operating loop

From signal to source code.

A durable loop for teams carrying the pressure of the European Accessibility Act, ADA litigation, or DOJ Title II requirements.

01

Scan the real experience

Mendwisp checks public journeys against WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 AA and EN 301 549 expectations.

02

Prioritize what matters

Issues are ranked by user impact, reach, and remediation effort — not dumped into a flat report.

03

Draft native changes

Agents translate findings into the conventions your team already uses: source-code diffs or tickets.

04

Verify the fix landed

Every accepted change gets checked again, so progress is measured in working experiences — not promises.

Make the next release more usable

Start with the site your users have today.

Tell us where accessibility work gets stuck. We’ll show you what a continuous, source-level operating loop could look like for your team.

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