# About Accesserty

HTML version: [About Accesserty](https://accesserty.com/en/about/)

Accesserty helps people notice and report website barriers, check pages, and build interfaces that are easier to use. Its tools support everyday browsing, website maintenance, page review, and development.

The aim is to give people a way to describe barriers and help maintainers return to the page to investigate. Reports, public records and scan results have different meanings; none replaces checking what a person can actually do.

## How Accesserty Works

Notice a barrier, identify the step affected, and involve the people responsible for content, design or code. After a change, repeat the task. Accessibility belongs in ongoing website work, not just a final check.

The diagram on the HTML page shows ways to take part through browsing, reporting, checking, monitoring and reusable components. It is not an automated pipeline: reports, interaction events and scan results still need separate interpretation and follow-up on the actual page.

## Vision

Accesserty aims to make accessibility part of everyday website work. Access to information and digital services should not depend on a person's body, input method, or ability to work around a design oversight.

## Mission

Accesserty gives different participants traceable improvement clues at their own stage of the work.

- People browsing: find traceable information and a way to report barriers.
- Website maintainers: find pages that deserve investigation and follow up on reports.
- People reviewing pages: check real states and keep human judgment in the process.
- People building interfaces: reuse component foundations and test them in their own flows.

## Choose a Tool for Your Task

- [Signal](https://accesserty.com/en/signal/): browser extension for supported public accessibility records in search results and current-page reporting. No badge does not mean a website has no accessibility measures.
- [Pulse](https://accesserty.com/en/pulse/): interaction events and bounded, low-frequency scan summaries help maintainers investigate live pages. Pro uses these to prioritize pages for review; Signal user reports are reviewed separately, not used in that ranking.
- [DevCheck](https://accesserty.com/en/devcheck/): browser-based checks, manual review aids, simulations, optional AI-assisted semantic checks, and local PDF structure checks. Findings are not a complete audit or proof of conformance.
- [UI Kit](https://accesserty.com/en/uikit/): reusable open-source Web Components that can be used in plain HTML. Test them with your own content and flows after integration.

## How Website Maintainers Take Part

Start with [Pulse installation and domain verification](https://accesserty.com/en/pulse/). While that access remains active, you can review Signal reports associated with that verification and decide whether to apply for [Accesserty ALLY](https://accesserty.com/en/ally/). ALLY is reviewed and requires ongoing maintenance; it is not an accessibility certification, and status may be revoked when active follow-up does not continue.

Verification controls access to website data, not legal ownership or accessibility. Removing and verifying a domain again does not restore earlier private Pulse records or Signal reports, even for the same account or a later maintainer. Before installation, read [what is collected, who can access it and what removal means](https://accesserty.com/en/data-handling/).

## What Accesserty Does Not Claim

Accesserty does not certify websites, guarantee legal compliance, rank websites by accessibility, or replace professional accessibility audits, assistive technology testing, or real user feedback.

Signal badges and public records should be read as traceable signals. DevCheck findings and AI-assisted suggestions need human review. Pulse events point maintainers to pages that may need investigation; they are not automatic root-cause diagnoses.

## Core Values

- Equity is not a separate zone: accessibility is a basic quality that lets more people use the same products and services.
- Technology serves people: tools should reduce barriers, not create new ones.
- State limitations honestly: public signals, automation, and components are clues or foundations, not replacements for human judgment and real-user testing.

Accesserty ALLY is a reviewed, account-level active-maintenance signal displayed only on domains where that account has current verified access. Verification is not proof of legal ownership. ALLY is not an accessibility certification or compliance guarantee and may be revoked when active maintenance does not continue.

ALLY details: https://accesserty.com/en/ally/

Signal: https://accesserty.com/en/signal/

Pulse plans and pricing: https://accesserty.com/en/pricing/

## Important Links

- English home: https://accesserty.com/en/
- Signal: https://accesserty.com/en/signal/
- Pulse: https://accesserty.com/en/pulse/
- DevCheck: https://accesserty.com/en/devcheck/
- Accessibility remediation plan guide: https://accesserty.com/en/guides/web-accessibility-remediation-plan/
- UI Kit: https://accesserty.com/en/uikit/
- Contact: service@accesserty.com
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/accesserty/
- GitHub: https://github.com/Accesserty