Cypress Accessibility has introduced updates to its Results API, enhancing the process of accessibility checks by using server-side processing during test runs recorded to Cypress Cloud. This approach, which operates outside of typical in-test scans, offers benefits such as eliminating the need for special setups, avoiding performance impacts on test execution, and ensuring consistent results. The accessibility checks run in parallel to test executions, ensuring that tests can fully execute while capturing comprehensive user journey data. However, developers and testers require automated feedback when accessibility standards are not met, which is addressed by the Cypress Accessibility Results API. The latest updates to the API include detailed breakdowns of accessibility reports for individual pages or components, along with accessibility scores and counts of failed elements, providing teams with the ability to manage outcomes efficiently and notify relevant parties of specific failures. This non-disruptive, always-on accessibility check system allows for customizable policy settings and escalation procedures based on detected issues.