Compliance, Quantified.
SMARTQ DEPLOY
Connect your site. We fix it. You approve. Done.
Auto-deploy accessibility fixes to Shopify, WordPress, Wix, GitHub, Vercel — no developer required.
Traditional accessibility tools tell you what's wrong. Then they leave you to figure out how to fix it, where to fix it, and how to deploy it. That's where projects stall.
Findings sit in a queue waiting for developer time. Weeks pass. Compliance drift continues.
Shopify deploys differently than WordPress. GitHub differently than Wix. No tool handles all of them.
Even with fix code, someone has to copy-paste it, commit it, deploy it. Every. Single. Time.
SmartQ Deploy is a universal compliance deployment engine. We generate fix code once, then deploy it through your platform's native APIs — Shopify Theme API, WordPress REST API, GitHub Contents API, or your CI/CD pipeline.
Six ways to deploy. Same fixes. Same evidence. Pick the one that fits your team — or use all of them.
Along with your traditional HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, we support platform-native deployment. Each platform has its own mechanism — we've built adapters for all of them, so fixes deploy through the same APIs your team already uses.
Class A: fetch → patch → put | Class B: plugin runs on-site | Class C: CSS/Velo injection | Class D: full bundle replace
OCPM CLI or CI/CD action. Fixes deploy as PRs. Your team reviews and merges. Full Git history.
Git push auto-deploys. We push to your repo, your platform handles the rest. Zero config.
Theme API or WordPress plugin. Fixes apply directly to your store theme. No code knowledge required.
CSS injection for visual fixes. Velo for ARIA attributes. Developer guide for the rest.
Install our plugin. It pulls fix specs, applies them to theme files, reports telemetry back. Automatic.
OCPM CLI in your pipeline. Full evidence chain. SBOM + AIBOM + SLSA on every fix commit. Audit-ready.
JavaScript overlays inject scripts that fight your site's existing code. We fix your actual source — the same changes a developer would make, deployed through your platform's own APIs.
One fix specification. Lowered to platform-native code by local compilers. The instruction doesn't change — only the output format.
Fix Spec (universal IR) │ ├── .tsx → react-tsx compiler → aria-expanded={isOpen} ├── .html → html-static compiler → aria-label="Main" ├── .css → css backend → outline: 2px solid #005fcc ├── .liquid → shopify compiler → {{ 'aria-label' | escape }} └── .php → wordpress compiler → esc_attr( $label ) Same opcode. Different output. Platform-native.
Connect your site. Review fixes. Click deploy. Done.