WCAG 2.2
The current W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines Recommendation. Useful for testable accessibility criteria and implementation planning.
W3C WCAG 2.2 ↗Practical resources
Use standards and regulator guidance as source material, not as decoration.
These resources explain the framework behind our reviews and link to authoritative references. They are educational, not a substitute for legal advice about a specific business.
CCPA / CPRA information
California privacy rights, business responsibilities, notices and opt-out concepts should be reviewed against current official state guidance.
California DOJ CCPA ↗Global Privacy Control
Official California guidance explains GPC as an opt-out signal that covered businesses must honor for sale/sharing opt-outs.
California DOJ GPC ↗CAN-SPAM
FTC guidance covers commercial email requirements including truthful routing information, postal address, opt-out and honoring unsubscribe requests.
FTC CAN-SPAM guide ↗Cookies & storage/access technology
ICO guidance covers cookies, pixels, local storage and related technologies under PECR and relevant UK privacy law.
ICO guidance ↗Maintenance matters
Policies and controls can drift when the site changes. Build a vendor inventory, retention schedule, change review trigger and recurring scan cadence.
Monitoring program →What the scanner can and cannot know
Public evidence is only one layer.
Automation can observe
- HTTP response headers and redirect behavior
- Selected markup, headings, images and forms
- Public policy links and collection-point disclosures
- Visible third-party scripts and tracker indicators
- Metadata, canonical and viewport signals
Automation cannot reliably determine
- Whether a particular law applies to the business
- Complete backend data flows and contracts
- All assistive-technology behavior
- Whether every consent record is valid
- Whether a legal disclosure is complete for unusual facts
Human implementation available
Turn the findings into finished work.
Send us the site and a little context about the business. We can validate what matters, define the scope, produce the deliverables and help implement the changes.