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Scope Limitations & Automated Testing Disclaimers

Pure Developer Diagnostic Software

AccessiLens provides automated headless browser scanning, WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA rule evaluation (via Axe-core), deterministic developer code-fix suggestions, and engineering Readiness Scorecard exports. AccessiLens does not sell manual human auditing services, legal compliance consulting, source-code contracting, or certified VPAT sign-offs.

Automated Testing Coverage Boundary

Industry benchmarks establish that automated DOM and CSS rule engines evaluate roughly 35% to 45% of WCAG 2.1/2.2 Level A and Level AA success criteria reliably (for example: luminance color contrast, missing alt attributes, form label bindings, landmark roles, and duplicate IDs).

Important Boundary: Criteria that require subjective human judgment — such as meaningful alt-text quality, complete keyboard focus journeys, complex screen-reader behavior, and multimedia caption accuracy — are never fabricated as passing. AccessiLens explicitly marks those criteria as Not Evaluated in dashboards and Pre-Procurement Readiness Scorecards.

Not Legal Advice or Formal Certification

Readiness Scorecards, Jira exports, and automated health scores generated by AccessiLens are internal engineering artifacts intended to accelerate pre-procurement defect discovery. They do not constitute legal counsel, formal ADA/Section 508/EN 301 549 legal compliance warranties, or a certified third-party Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR/VPAT).

No Production Overlay Claims

Client-side toolbar layers cannot make inaccessible source code compliant with procurement mandates or legal accessibility standards. AccessiLens strongly advises fixing root accessibility defects directly in source code using our selector punch lists and code examples.

Limitation of Liability

AccessiLens expressly disclaims liability for third-party claims, procurement decisions, or legal proceedings relating to Customer applications. Customers retain sole responsibility for verifying source-code remediation and obtaining independent human accessibility evaluations where required by contract or statute.

Last updated: November 2026