Many Accessibility Testing Tools in an Easy to Use Safari Extension
a11yTools Saves Time Accessibility Testing! Don't need to inspect code or use VoiceOver to check Accessibility properties of HTML elements. Right click and hit Headings, Images, Forms, Data Tables. Right click and Copy a Screenshot then paste into a11y report or JIRA ticket. Safari is my browser of choice and where I do VoiceOver screen reader testing so I wanted all my favorite web accessibility testing tools in an easy to use Safari Extension. There's a tool to check for most every type of a11y problem, check for incorrect usage of positive tabindex values, missing alt text, missing headings, missing landmarks, missing <iframe> titles, missing lang attributes, are list coded properly, what are the heading levels, are title attributes used correctly, does the site function in grayscale, etc. If you're trying to manually test Keyboard Only operation and you can't see the focus outlines that have been removed then Force Focus Outline forces a thick orange outline on the page so you can tab around the site to test for keyboard operability. Tools to copy the page title, copy the URL, copy a screenshot, send to the HTML5 validator, and test with other a11y testing tools and libraries like aXe, WAVE, tota11y, and HTML_CodeSniffer. Useful links are also included to the ARIA Spec, ARIA Authoring Practices, a11y demos, and a WCAG 2.1 AA Checklist to help with testing and recommendations.
