95.9%
of the top one million homepages had automatically detectable WCAG failures in 2026.
Automated testing detects only a subset of WCAG failures.
WebAIM Million · 2026Detected on 2 pages · 2 elements
Screen-reader users cannot identify this control.
THE LITIGATION SYSTEM
A small group of plaintiff firms drives most cases, previously sued companies are targeted again, and accessibility widgets do not remove underlying code-level defects.
95.9%
of the top one million homepages had automatically detectable WCAG failures in 2026.
Automated testing detects only a subset of WCAG failures.
WebAIM Million · 20265,000+
Digital accessibility lawsuits reviewed in federal and selected state courts in 2025.
UsableNet · 2025 Year-End Report90.35%
of 3,948 tracked website cases were filed by just 16 plaintiff firms.
EcomBack · 2025 Annual Report45%
of federal cases targeted companies that had already been sued.
UsableNet · 2025 Year-End Report24.9%
of tracked website cases involved sites already using an accessibility widget.
EcomBack · 2025 Annual ReportPublic defects create repeatable evidence. One-time fixes do not provide continuous protection.
Sources use different datasets and methodologies. Figures are presented with their individual scope.
OUTSIDE-IN DETECTION
Evolize analyzes the public code, content, interfaces, and disclosures of your website—without requiring internal access or software installation—and converts them into prioritized legal findings.
ACCESSIBILITY
Structure, labels and interaction
COOKIES & CONSENT
Consent behavior and tracking state
POLICIES & DISCLOSURES
Published terms and required notices
TRACKING & SCRIPTS
Third-party code and data collection
FORMS & USER FLOWS
Inputs and transactional journeys
HEADERS & METADATA
Headers, markup and machine-readable signals
EVOLIZE
ANALYZES PUBLIC WEBSITE SIGNALS
Detect · classify · prioritize
PRIORITIZED FINDINGS
Actionable before legal escalation
EVIDENCE-BACKED FINDINGS
Evolize shows where the issue is, the evidence behind it, and what your team should do next.
Evolize finding 01
HIGHAccessibility
Assistive technology cannot determine the purpose of the edit control.
Where detected
/checkout
Edit delivery address
2 pages · Shared component
Reproducible evidence
<button class="icon-only"><svg aria-hidden="true">…</svg></button>
Recommended action
Add an accessible label to the shared edit button.
Apply the correction to both affected pages.
Priority
Immediate
Next step
Deploy the correction, then run a verification scan.
Demonstration data. Evolize identifies technical risk signals and does not constitute legal advice.
LIVE RISK INTELLIGENCE
Evolize inspects public websites for reproducible accessibility risks. These figures reflect completed production scans—not demonstration data.
Production telemetry will appear here as scans complete
Evolize is being connected to live production scans. Until aggregated figures are available, no numbers are shown here.
CONTINUOUS MONITORING
A scan captures one moment. Evolize monitors later releases, content updates, scripts, and third-party changes for newly introduced or recurring issues.
Illustrative sequence. Demonstration data.
A previously captured checkout shows a labelled edit-address control and pricing disclosure before purchase. After a checkout release, the edit control becomes icon-only and the disclosure moves below the purchase button. Evolize detects both findings six minutes later and verifies the fix the next day.
Detected 6 minutes after the checkout release
14 JUN · 10:48 UTCMonitoring continuesNo new findings detected after verification.
Fix verified · 15 JUN
No new findings detected. Monitoring continues.
A scan shows today’s exposure. Monitoring detects what changes next.
BUSINESS IMPACT
Once a claim arrives, the same defect also creates legal response, engineering interruption, urgent remediation, management attention, and continuing obligations.
Illustrative burden profile · Not to scale
PREVENTION STARTS BEFORE THE CLAIM
Inspect it before someone else does.
Scans the public website. No installation required.
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