A focused first pass, with a record of what happens next.
Docketbriar monitors six common accessibility signals across a bounded public-site scan, explains the result without technical shorthand, and gives your firm a clearer way to coordinate follow-through with its web provider.
Built for small U.S. law-firm owners, partners, and the person coordinating website accessibility work.
Monitoring scope
Six signals worth seeing clearly.
The first pass looks for these focused, repeatable signals on the pages it can reach. It is intentionally bounded: public pages on the submitted site, within the same-origin scan boundary.
Page title
Checks whether each scanned page has a non-empty title that explains where someone is.
Document language
Checks whether the document declares its primary language for assistive technology.
Image alt text
Checks images for an alt attribute so important visual information is not left unnamed.
Heading order
Checks the heading sequence for jumps that can make page structure harder to navigate.
Form labels
Checks form controls for a visible or programmatic label that explains their purpose.
Link and button names
Checks interactive names for enough context to make navigation understandable.
Report contents
A result you can take into the next conversation.
After a completed scan, the result includes the focused details needed to discuss priorities with your firm or web provider. A downloadable report is available from the completed scan result and findings workspace.
- Scan date and normalized site URL
- Pages scanned, plus total, high, and medium issue counts
- Counts for all six monitored categories
- Affected pages and plain-English explanations
- Remediation guidance for each finding
- Original issue details and selectors when available
If the focused checks find zero issues, the report describes a clean focused pass for the pages scanned. It does not turn that result into a broader compliance conclusion.
Remediation workflow
From first scan to documented follow-through.
The workflow keeps the scan, the responsible person, the notes, and the verification date connected without pretending that the software makes the website changes.
Start with a first scan
Submit the public site you want to review. The scan stays within a bounded same-origin public-site first pass.
Read the result
Review the focused counts, affected pages, explanations, and recommended next actions in plain English.
Claim the findings workspace
Sign in or claim the completed result to keep findings in a workspace where ownership and follow-through can be recorded.
Re-scan after provider changes
When your web provider makes changes, a new scan can give the next review a fresh focused result.
Finding statuses
Each finding can carry a responsible owner, notes, and a verification date as the work moves forward.
Identified
The issue is recorded and ready for someone to take ownership.
In progress
The firm or web provider is working through the next action.
Ready for verification
A change is reported and ready to be checked again.
Verified
A verification date records the completed follow-through.
Provider boundary
Clear findings still need a responsible implementer.
Docketbriar identifies, explains, prioritizes, and records findings. Your firm or its web provider makes and confirms website changes. The service does not promise automated remediation, a WCAG conformance verdict, a legal conclusion, certification, or a complete accessibility audit.
See your starting point
Start with the website you have today.
Review the focused result first, then decide what belongs with your firm and what belongs with your web provider.