One thing I learned while building an accessibility checker for Framer: a score is not very useful if it leaves you hunting for the problem.

The useful loop is much smaller:

find one issue -> open it -> land on the exact layer -> fix it -> scan again.

I am still deciding what information should come first on each finding:

1. why it matters

2. the exact layer

3. a suggested fix

For me, the exact layer wins. This is the interaction I am testing in Ally Auditor.

What would help you most during a client handoff?

One thing I learned while building an accessibility checker for Framer: a score is not very useful if it leaves you hunting for the problem.

The useful loop is much smaller:

find one issue -> open it -> land on the exact layer -> fix it -> scan again.

I am still deciding what information should come first on each finding:

1. why it matters

2. the exact layer

3. a suggested fix

For me, the exact layer wins. This is the interaction I am testing in Ally Auditor.

What would help you most during a client handoff?