ARCP / ONGOING ACCESSIBILITY QA
Ongoing accessibility QA for evolving digital products
Continuing manual testing, remediation guidance, verification, regression testing, monitoring and reporting—without building a complete internal accessibility department.
Why ongoing accessibility QA matters
New components, forms, navigation, content, integrations and design changes can introduce accessibility regressions. A one-time audit provides a snapshot; ongoing QA helps identify barriers as the product evolves through development, releases, redesigns and content updates.
A monthly working cycle
Week 1 — Manual testing and issue identification
Review agreed journeys and changes. Document confirmed barriers, evidence, user impact and relevant WCAG criteria.
Week 2 — Practical remediation guidance
Work through priorities with developers and designers. Explain expected behaviour and practical implementation options.
Week 3 — Verification and re-testing
Retest completed fixes, record results and identify remaining work. Include regression checks around changed components.
Week 4 — Reporting, prioritization, and planning
Summarize progress, outstanding issues and next steps. Plan the next cycle around releases and product priorities.
What ongoing support can include
Scheduled testing
Scheduled manual WCAG reviews; keyboard and NVDA testing; new-feature and new-release testing.
Remediation and verification
Guidance for developers and designers, verification of completed fixes and regression testing.
Tracking and reporting
Accessibility issue tracking, monthly reports and support with accessibility questions.
Scope that evolves
Broader reviews when the product or agreed scope changes.
Who this service is for
Organizations with active digital products, frequent releases, limited internal accessibility capacity or a need for independent accessibility QA. The working cycle and testing scope are agreed around your team’s capacity and priorities.
Keep accessibility moving forward.
Discuss your product, release schedule and accessibility priorities. We will help define a practical review or ongoing QA scope.