Accessibility https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Accessibility
Intelesence for roles and available aria attributes.
- fantastic to see what's available
- downside. Just a long list of all options.
W3CValidators https://packagecontrol.io/packages/W3CValidators
- Really good validation.
- Can't deal with
<% template tags %>
Enter a url and get a good summary of potetial issues
- No local testing
- Fast
- Easy to see related markup
Chrome plugin
Applies a mask to the page to highlihgt what areas are easy and hard to see.
- Give an overall good feeling of the color contrast
- Can test agains different levels e.g AA and AAA
http://ffoodd.github.io/a11y.css/
Add a bookmark to outline potential issues with css.
- fast
- Higlits things other tools did not pick up.
- It's very clear in it pressentation
- works on local
- Not descriptive errors or learn more links.
http://pauljadam.com/extension.html
Extension for Safari macOS
This tool is pretty extensive. A simple right click on a page and pick something to test.
- Fast
- Works on local
- extensive
- Visual and good explanations
- User in controll of what to test. Less noice
- Donwside. Only in safari.
- Ather goog features such as liks to docs. WCAG checklist. html validator (many tools in one)
- picks up on a lot
- in wave you can see heading outline.
- Only works in safari.
Chrome pugin.
Go to inspectort audit tab and run a test. works a bit similar to axe.
- fast
- local
- Cant crawl.
- Give a percentage of how well the site performs.
- Clear overview
- Can't higlight elements like axe.
https://github.com/paypal/AATT
Get testing into development.
- Crawls the site
- Intergrate with the build tooling
- PayPal
- checks pages behind firewalls and passwords.
- (I haven't tested this yet)
https://ckeditor.com/ckeditor-4/pricing/#accessibility-checker
- Can be used for free but more feature is available if paying.
- mentioned on a few blogs.
- (I haven't tested this yet)