Managing accessibility across multiple websites can become difficult when scans, configurations, reports, and website activity are handled separately. ScrollAccess provides a centralized website management workflow that helps organizations, agencies, developers, and website owners organize accessibility activities around individual connected websites.
Each website can serve as its own workspace for accessibility scans, toolbar settings, reporting, history, and other website-specific workflows.
Connect and Organize Your Websites
ScrollAccess allows users to connect supported websites and maintain website records within the dashboard. Keeping websites organized in one place can make it easier to manage accessibility activities without mixing information between different projects.
Each connected website can have its own accessibility information and configuration.
Keep Accessibility Scans Organized
Website management in ScrollAccess helps associate scans and accessibility findings with the correct website.
This makes it easier to review:
- Accessibility scan results
- Detected issues
- Issue categories and severity
- Scan history
- Website accessibility activity
- Progress and comparisons
Organizing scan information by website can help teams maintain a clearer view of accessibility work across multiple projects.
Configure Accessibility Tools Per Website
Different websites may have different audiences, designs, and accessibility requirements. ScrollAccess supports website-specific accessibility toolbar preferences rather than requiring one configuration across every connected website.
Teams can configure settings such as toolbar position, available controls, icons, custom icons, and disclaimers according to individual website needs.
Support Custom and Platform-Based Websites
ScrollAccess is designed to support accessibility workflows across a variety of website environments. Its platform positioning includes popular CMS platforms, eCommerce systems, website builders, and custom websites.
Supported platform positioning can include:
- WordPress
- Webflow
- Shopify
- Wix
- Squarespace
- Weebly
- Magento
- BigCommerce
- Drupal
- Duda
- Joomla
- PrestaShop
- HTML websites
- Custom websites
Installation and configuration requirements can vary depending on the platform and website setup.
Manage Accessibility for Different Website Types
Agencies and organizations may manage websites built with different technologies. A centralized website management workflow can make it easier to keep accessibility activity organized even when projects use different website builders, CMS platforms, eCommerce systems, or custom development.
Instead of treating every website as a separate accessibility project, teams can organize connected websites through a common dashboard.
Website-Specific Embed Configuration
For external or custom websites, ScrollAccess can provide embed configuration where required. This can help organizations integrate supported accessibility functionality into websites that do not use a dedicated CMS or website-builder integration.
The exact installation process can depend on the website technology and implementation method.
Website Previews and Activity
Website records may also include previews, screenshots, and website activity where supported by the ScrollAccess dashboard.
These details can help users identify websites more easily and maintain better project organization when managing multiple properties.
Why Centralized Website Management Matters
Managing accessibility across multiple websites involves more than running scans. Teams may need to configure accessibility tools, review findings, monitor history, create reports, and track improvements for each individual website.
A centralized approach can help reduce confusion by keeping website-specific information together.
With ScrollAccess, organizations can structure accessibility work around connected websites while maintaining individual configurations and activity.
Agencies often manage accessibility for multiple clients, while larger organizations may have several websites across brands, departments, or regions.
ScrollAccess website management can support these workflows by helping teams organize connected websites and their associated accessibility activities from a centralized environment.
This can make it easier to move between websites, review their accessibility information, and maintain separate configurations where needed.
Conclusion
Website accessibility management becomes more manageable when every website has a clear place within the workflow. ScrollAccess organizes accessibility activities around connected websites, helping users manage scans, findings, toolbar configurations, reports, history, and website-specific settings.
With support positioned for WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace, Weebly, Magento, BigCommerce, Drupal, Duda, Joomla, PrestaShop, HTML, and custom websites, ScrollAccess provides a flexible foundation for organizations managing accessibility across different website technologies.
Whether you manage a single website or multiple client projects, a centralized website management workflow can help keep accessibility work organized, trackable, and easier to maintain.