What we've been building.
Resetting a surface so it can be audited again is now blocked while its accessibility statement is published, and the confirmation says plainly what a reset would do to that statement. Clearing a recorded verdict is limited to organisation owners and admins.
The results screen now ends with the four things you can do from it: publish the statement, work through the tickets, re-audit, or download the evidence pack. Finishing a walkthrough also hands you the statement draft when there is one waiting.
A run of fixes to the moment a failed check becomes a ticket. Cancelling the detail dialog no longer throws away the retry, two people working the same audit can no longer write a ticket over each other's, and the walkthrough note now describes what was actually recorded rather than what was left in the cache.
Marking a check as failed during a screen walkthrough is now a single click, and the classification questions sit in the page form as chips that default to No. A new control opens the page you are testing, and progress is reported per page with an estimate of the time left.
Setting up your organisation and running your first audit used to be two separate journeys. They are now one: three short steps take you from signing up to a live audit. The home screen has been stripped back to what is yours to act on, and settings have moved into the header.
Add your first website and we now look for its sitemap straight away, so the pages to audit are listed for you instead of entered by hand. You can still add and remove pages before the audit begins.
The app now publishes a security.txt file, so anyone who finds a vulnerability has a documented way to report it and knows we will respond. This matches the vulnerability disclosure policy already published on our main site.
An audit with nothing recorded in it yet, and a page that does not exist, now say exactly that instead of reporting that something went wrong. Error states can no longer report success by mistake, and the public statement view returns a real status rather than describing one in prose.
Every colour pairing in the platform is now checked against the WCAG AA contrast minimum by an automated test that covers components as well as the stylesheet. It found a live failure on its first run, which is now fixed. Scrolling tables can also be reached and scrolled with a keyboard.
Buttons are now flat pills throughout the platform, and the hand-built variations that had drifted away from the design system have been folded back onto a single component. Primary and destructive buttons no longer lose their fill when you hover over them.
