Integrate accessibility into your
CI/CD pipelines: automated testing for continuous compliance
Industrialize your accessibility checks and ensure RGAA/WCAG compliance at every release, without slowing down your development cycles.
How to shift from one-off compliance to native,
systematic accessibility?
Digital and technical teams must now:
- Deliver features quickly while meeting legal requirements (RGAA 4.1, WCAG 2.2).
- Avoid hidden costs of late fixes, which can be 5 to 10 times more expensive than early adjustments.
- Reduce risks of non-compliance, which can lead to fines (up to €20,000 for public services) and degrade user experience.
Three major challenges arise:
Delays and costs of manual audits:
Post-deployment checks slow down projects and generate extra correction costs, especially during the acceptance phase.
Lack of early detection:
Accessibility issues are often identified too late – after development – which multiplies iterations and delays.
Siloed teams:
Designers, developers, and QA teams don’t share the same tools or metrics, weakening compliance.
Our solution:
Automated accessibility testing in your CI/CD pipelines
Fruggr lets you integrate automated RGAA/WCAG checks directly into your
development processes for seamless, native compliance.
Key features
- CI/CD integration:
Automated tests run with every commit or build, providing clear, actionable reports for technical teams.
- Early detection:
Identify non-compliance issues during development, before QA or production.
- Collaborative dashboard:
Centralize results, priorities, and fixes, accessible to all stakeholders (design, dev, QA).
- Customizable rules:
Adapt test criteria to your needs (AA, AAA levels, business-specific requirements).
Your benefits
Lower correction costs:
Detect errors early in development to avoid expensive fixes during QA or post-release.
Systematic compliance:
Maintain consistent RGAA/WCAG levels without relying on one-off manual audits.
Faster release cycles:
Integrate accessibility without slowing down processes, with tests completing in under 10 minutes per build.
