01 / SCOPE
Define the surface and states.
Record the product, templates, complete journeys, responsive states, environments, access assumptions and requested criteria.
Evidence / method and limits
Automated rules can provide fast signal. Human review adds keyboard flow, screen-reader interpretation, context, user impact and a practical next action. Scope determines what the evidence can support.
How testing works
Testing coverage, assistive technology and criteria are agreed for each engagement. Virtually(Creative) owns the contracted technical review; the client owns product context, implementation and organizational or procurement decisions.
01 / SCOPE
Record the product, templates, complete journeys, responsive states, environments, access assumptions and requested criteria.
02 / EVALUATE
Use automated checks as one input, then manually review keyboard operation, screen-reader output, context and task completion.
03 / REPORT
Give each confirmed finding a location, observed behavior, user impact, reproduction path, recommended direction and limitation.
Sources and standards
These links support the method and scope language. They do not turn a site review into a legal conclusion.
Discuss an auditHuman evaluation and automated tools answer different parts of an accessibility assessment.
Conformance depends on the applicable requirements, full pages and complete processes in the stated scope.
Testing uses the criteria and scope agreed for the engagement; the applicable legal standard depends on the relevant instrument and scope.
Boundaries
No. Tools support a review. Human testing and appropriate evaluation are needed to understand interaction, context and complete processes.
No. It documents an observed technical behavior within a stated scope. Legal and conformance interpretation belongs to the appropriate reviewers.
Not without an actual evaluation that supports the claim. A focused review is not a full ACR or universal assurance.