In this section you can find different web services that can help you develop accessible content, as well as testing and evaluate the accessibility of existing resources (web pages, applications, etc.).
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Accessible Name and Description Computation 1.1 is an important W3C recommendation that explains how user agents (which are not limited to web browsers only) should compute the so called “accessible name” and “accessible description” of each element found in a web page.
Read moreThis web service provided by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) allows you to easily check wether your web page conforms to the specification of the language it is written into (e.
Read moreWAVE is a Web Accessibility evaluation tool developed by webAIM that allows you to evaluate the accessibility of a web page within your browser. It injects icons and visual indicators that provide feedback about the accessibility of your web content, and facilitates human evaluation and pointing to useful resources that can help you understand and fix the identified issues.
Read moreBeing one of the “oldest kids in town”, Achecker Web Accessibility Checker is a web service that allows you to test the accessibility of your web pages and applications, as well as performing markup and CSS validation.
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