Build with blocks, publish when it passes
Windrow gives you accessible building blocks, a publish gate that checks every page, and themes you can switch without losing a word. Here is how the pieces fit.
The parts that do the work
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A block library that starts accessible
Every block ships with correct headings, labels, and contrast already in place. You compose, you do not repair.
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The publish gate
When you hit publish, Windrow renders the page and measures it against WCAG 2.2 AA. It goes live only if it passes.
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Problems arrive with their answers
Windrow keeps checking after you publish, and brings you decisions rather than a backlog. Each one arrives with the fix already worked out and the alternative beside it.
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A brand picker that cannot fail contrast
Your colors come from a palette engineered so no pairing can drop below the contrast a reader needs.
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Alt text, required not optional
Every meaningful image needs a description. Windrow drafts one with AI, then a person confirms it before it can publish.
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Machine-readable by default
Your posts, events, services and staff pages describe themselves to search engines and AI assistants, using the fields you already filled in. Nothing extra to maintain.
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Switch themes, keep your words
Change the whole look from a menu. Your content and structure stay exactly where you put them.
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Export anytime
Take your site as static HTML and host it anywhere. Your work is never locked in.
From blank page to live in three steps
1. Start from a template
Begin with an accessible starter site instead of an empty canvas.
2. Build with blocks
Compose each page from ready-made blocks and edit the words to fit.
3. Publish when it passes
Hit publish. Windrow checks the page and puts it live only when it meets the standard.
What happens when a page fails the gate?
It stays in draft, and Windrow tells you what to fix in plain language, pointing at the exact blocks. For the common problems it goes further and offers the fix itself: here is what is wrong, here is what we would change, here is the other option. You pick one and publish again.
Do I need to know anything about accessibility?
No. The blocks are accessible to begin with, the gate catches the rest, and when something needs deciding it comes with the answers worked out. You learn as you go, by doing it right.
Will switching themes break my pages?
No. Themes change the look, not your content or structure. Your headings, text, and layout carry over intact.
Can I see what changed before I publish?
Yes. Windrow keeps version history for each page, so you can review and roll back.