A public verification page that lists reviewed scope, dates, included flows, and exclusions
Public-facing trust layer
Verification Badge and Verified Scope
A public verification page and accessible badge snippet tied to real review scope, dates, and current status.
Best fit
- Teams that want to communicate active accessibility work responsibly
- Organizations with a defined review scope and a clear retest history
- Products that need a public-facing status page rather than vague marketing claims
What usually happens first
We start by naming the flow that matters most, confirming the platforms involved, and deciding whether this service is the right size for the work.
Typical outputs
What this review usually leaves you with
Accessible badge markup that points back to the verification record
Status language that can reflect review, remediation, monitoring, expiry, or suspension
Scope notes and disclaimer text that keep the public record accurate and date-bound
Primary output
A public verification page and accessible badge markup linked to the reviewed scope
Review coverage
Verified ScopeReviewedMonitoring statusDate-based scope notes
What this should clarify
Visitors, partners, and procurement teams can understand what was reviewed and how to read the current status without guesswork.
Common fit: Best once the review scope and dates are stable enough to communicate publicly
How Guidepost approaches this work
Scoped review, plain language, and practical follow-through
The work is centered on the tasks people need to complete, the barriers that interrupt those tasks, and the written guidance a team needs in order to fix them. Coverage is matched to the scope instead of padded for show.
Status language
Verified ScopeReviewed with remediation in progressUnder ongoing monitoring
We avoid language like fully approved, guaranteed compliant, or certified forever. Every badge points to a public page that spells out the actual review scope, dates, included flows, exclusions, and status history.