Why the traditional RGAA approach is a bottleneck
Wantingto check the compliance of a site or app purely manually slows the pace of projects and creates a costly external dependency.
The classic approach using checklists or human audits shows its limits in the face of technical reality:
- The risk of permanent regression: With each deployment of code or content, the risk of introducing an accessibility error is high. The anomaly remains invisible until the next check.
- The lack of traceability: An annual audit freezes a situation at a given moment but does not make it possible to monitor the evolution of your platforms or to measure your accessibility debt.
- The ignored business impact: A lack of compliance blocks your buying journey for a large number of users and directly degrades your SEO.
To remove these operational barriers, compliance should no longer be experienced as a blocking constraint, but as an automated product quality standard.
Use case: Automating compliance in production
Digital
accessibility is no longer a “nice to have”. It is becoming a requirement, framed by legal obligations reinforced by the RGAA 2025 standard.Netvigie automates RGAA analysis on the critical pages of your journey, with error detection (contrasts, navigation, labels...) and proactive alerts as soon as a discrepancy occurs.
Integrated into the CI/CD chain, the Netvigie engine:
● prevents errors before they are even visible, ● makes deployments reliable without QA overload,
● fuels a process of continuous improvement of inclusiveness.
Measurable results in less than 6 months
With Netvigie, compliance becomes a business performance indicator. For our customers, the results are unquestionable:
In terms of digital accessibility, more than 98% of critical pages now comply with RGAA 2025, well exceeding the initial target of 95%.
On the operational side, verification times were divided by 5, freeing up valuable time for technical teams.
Finally, the simplicity of integration and the relevance of alerts have encouraged 100% adoption by the QA, Dev and Data departments, without resistance or friction.
Next step: Integrate compliance into your existing flows
Compliance should be invisible to your developers. Taking the next step means deploying automated supervision directly on your daily tools (CI/CD, Slack, Teams).
Without any infrastructure changes or workload for your QA and Data departments, you go from managing an experienced crisis to a continuously delivered product quality standard.
