Public scan library
Every scan becomes part of a more useful map.
The library records every completed client scan. Detailed findings stay private until the site owner approves publication. We publish evidence to create accountability, not embarrassment.
Current cohort
Ten recent scans, clearly compared.
Search by business, URL, or scan version. Expand any row for category scores. The color treatment compares each result with the average of the scans shown.
Scores within five points of the 74.9 library average use the neutral color. Each score reflects the site as it stood on its scan date.
A score is a dated technical snapshot, not a certification or legal conclusion. Detailed findings and screenshots remain private unless the business approves publication.
What a public record includes
Evidence with enough context to be fair.
Scope and date
A score without scope is meaningless. Every record states what pages and interactions were tested, when the assessment ran, and which rubric version produced the score.
Confirmed findings
Public records distinguish initial candidates from expert-confirmed findings. The library never implies that a software-assisted scan is a complete WCAG audit.
Progress over time
Re-scans preserve prior scores and show what changed. Improvement is more useful than a one-time grade, especially for websites that continue to evolve.
Owner-controlled publication
Business owners can request a fresh mini-scan, ask a question, or request that a mini-scan record be removed. Uditus does not publish detailed findings to pressure a sale.
Add your site to the evidence
Start private. Publish only if it helps.
Request a free home-page mini-scan. Your results stay between you and Uditus unless you explicitly approve a public record.
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