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MotionSpec
For agencies with ongoing client care

Make motion QA
part of the
care plan.

Repeatable CSS motion checks for ten selected client domains. A dated report for the handoff. Weekly homepage re-checks after it.

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Up to 10 domain slots · Cancel anytime · 30-day first-month promise

Selected client sites connected by a consistent motion-checking workflow.
A clear service for a clear scope

Turn a one-off check
into a repeatable routine.

A plugin update, a new template or a fresh release can change the motion layer. The value is in a consistent review process and dated evidence. The agency motion handoff checklist lists what to check before launch. Start with the reduced-motion testing guide for CSS and JavaScript checks.

BEFORE HANDOFF

Know what to review.

Check a live client page, inspect the candidates and let your developers review suggested fixes.

AT HANDOFF

Leave a useful record.

A report identifies the page, date, findings and scan limits so the client and their team can understand the work.

AFTER HANDOFF

Build a checking rhythm.

Weekly homepage re-checks help you compare later scan results on your selected client domains.

A deliverable with substance

Specific findings.
A scoped record.

A report earns its place in the handoff when it gives the next person enough information to act.

  • CSS selectors and root causes
  • Relevant motion criteria and suggested fixes
  • Scan date and clear coverage limits
  • Browser access and print-to-PDF
Inspect the sample report
A carefully stacked set of technical report pages with mint edge lighting.
Report concept illustration. Open the sample for the actual output.
A dark code editor with a highlighted area ready for a developer to review.
Suggested changes remain under your team’s control.
A workflow, with human judgment

Your developers
make the call.

Static CSS analysis can identify candidates. It cannot see every pause control, script or interaction at runtime. A finding is a starting point for review.

01

Choose ten relevant client domains.

Start with sites under active care, recent launches or animation-heavy templates.

02

Review and test the findings.

Confirm the behavior and reduced-motion response before shipping a fix.

03

Use the next check as a review point.

Compare dated reports and decide whether new motion needs attention.

The Agency plan

Ten selected domains.
One clear subscription.

$249 per month, billed in USD. Taxes are calculated at checkout where applicable.

  • Up to 10 domain slots on one key
  • Weekly re-checks of the homepage for each selected domain
  • Dated reports and audit history
  • Keyed MCP tools: motion_audit, motion_compile and motion_stats
  • Cancel anytime, effective at the end of the billing period
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For portfolios of 50+ sites

Start with the right ten.

The standard plan covers ten selected domain slots. It does not mean fifty sites, unlimited domains or every URL on those domains.

Need broader coverage? Discuss a larger portfolio.

A first-month promise.

If the first pass across your ten domains gives you nothing you could put in front of a client, request a refund within 30 days. Read the full terms.

A few things to know

Clear scope. Clear answers.

What does the Agency plan include?

The Agency plan is $249 per month for up to ten domain slots, with weekly homepage re-checks, dated reports and keyed developer tools. This is homepage coverage for the selected domains, not a crawl of every page on every client site.

We manage more than 50 sites. Is this for us?

You can start with ten selected client domains, for example sites under an active care plan. The standard Agency plan includes ten slots. Larger portfolio coverage needs separate terms; do not assume the standard plan covers all 50 sites.

Can I start without a subscription?

Yes. The free motion check requires no signup. A Motion Report for one URL is $29 once. You can choose the Agency plan when you need a recurring workflow across selected client domains.

What does MotionSpec actually check?

MotionSpec reads a page’s linked CSS and inline style blocks. It flags CSS motion candidates such as infinite loops without a visible pause path and missing reduced-motion guards. It identifies candidates for review; your team checks them in context.

Does it fix the website automatically?

The free check shows candidates and suggested fixes. Motion Guard for WordPress can add a reduced-motion guard and an optional CSS pause/resume control when installed and enabled. Your team still tests the site. Runtime JavaScript motion needs separate handling.

Is this a full accessibility audit?

No. The scan covers specific CSS motion criteria and best practices mapped to WCAG 2.2.2 and 2.3.3. It is not a full accessibility audit and not a compliance verdict. It does not assess all accessibility requirements, certify compliance, or audit runtime JavaScript and GSAP motion. Flashing content is outside the scan.

How should an agency record a motion accessibility review?

Record the client page, release, browser, device and motion preference. Keep scan coverage notes alongside checks of pause controls, keyboard access and content visibility. Assign unresolved findings to an owner and compare the same steps after a change. This is scoped evidence, not certification.

Your next handoff starts here

Make motion part
of your quality check.

Start with one client URL. See what the CSS reveals, then choose the level of evidence and follow-up you need.

Check a page for freeExplore the Agency plan

No signup for the free check. No automatic changes to your site.

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