Day one, the site is perfect.
Day 400, it's unrecognizable.
No one broke it on purpose. It was just hundreds of small edits, with nothing checking them. Aegisaur checks every single one, so day 400 looks like day one.
Checked against WCAG 2.1 AA before it can go live. A change that fails doesn't ship.
Required April 2027 for agencies over 50,000, April 2028 for smaller ones.
A good website goes bad one reasonable day at a time.
Every edit is a chance to slip
A staffer in a hurry pastes text, skips the alt text, breaks the heading order. Nothing looks wrong. Someone using a screen reader knows within seconds.
Everything waits on somebody
When staff can't touch the site safely, every update queues behind IT or a vendor, so updates stop getting requested, and the site quietly goes stale.
The documents pile up
Hundreds of PDFs, many of them scans, unreadable to screen readers, invisible to search. The public gives up and calls the office instead.
Nobody can prove it still passes
The launch-day audit says nothing about the site today. When the complaint arrives, the burden of proof is yours.
Built so it can't rot.
Say it in plain words
"Post the May 14 board agenda and packet." That's the whole job. No HTML, no training course, no waiting on anyone.
Aegisaur builds the page
Structured, accessible content, never raw markup. Drop in a PDF, even a scanned one, and it becomes a real page people can read and search.
Every check runs first
Contrast, headings, alt text, reading order, checked on every single change. A change that fails can't go live.
A person clicks Publish
Nothing ships itself. Every publish is logged: who, what, when, and the accessibility verdict. That running record is your proof.
A year and a hundred updates later, you can still hand your board the number: WCAG 2.1 AA, passing, checked today.
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