Accessibility

10 Best Accessibility Browser Extensions for Testing

Compare ten browser add-ons for spotting accessibility issues while you browse or build, from automated page scans to heading and contrast checks, plus advice for turning findings into fixes.

10 Best Accessibility Courses and Learning Resources

Learn practical web accessibility through standards, tutorials, videos, and real interface examples. These ten trusted resources help beginners and working teams build skills and choose a useful next step.

8 Best Screen Readers for Testing Your Website

Compare eight screen readers across Windows, Apple, Android, and ChromeOS, with concrete keyboard and browser pairings plus practical checks for forms, headings, focus, and dynamic updates.

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12 Best Accessibility Testing Tools for Websites

Compare twelve practical accessibility testing tools, from browser extensions and automated checks to screen readers and code libraries, and learn how to choose a sensible mix for your site.

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Quick picks
How we picked
Browser checks and guided audits
Code and repeatable workflows

How to Do an Accessibility Audit and Write the Report

Scope an accessibility audit, combine automated and manual testing, and write evidence-based findings that developers can reproduce, prioritize, fix, and retest.

Automated Accessibility Testing With axe and Lighthouse

Combine axe state-based checks with Lighthouse page audits, triage actionable findings, and add manual verification without mistaking a clean report for WCAG conformance.

Accessible Tabs: Build a Keyboard-Friendly Tabs Component

Implement accessible tabs with correct roles, roving tabindex, manual activation, and panel relationships, then test keyboard behavior and progressive enhancement.

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AI-Generated Alt Text: Speed Gains and Accessibility Risks

Draft useful alternative text faster without confusing visual description with accessibility. Learn how to classify images, constrain prompts and review the delivered interface.

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Classify the image before generating anything
Give the model enough page context
Review meaning rather than counting characters
Check the delivered asset and interface

Focus Indicators That Meet WCAG 2.2: A Practical Guide

Create reliable keyboard focus indicators, distinguish WCAG 2.2 AA requirements from AAA appearance targets, and test contrast, clipping, and sticky overlays.

WCAG Use of Color: Don't Rely on Color Alone

Make status badges, charts, validation messages and links understandable without colour, using redundant cues, reliable contrast checks and practical review scenarios.

Video Accessibility Requirements: Captions and Transcripts

Plan accurate captions, useful transcripts, audio description, and keyboard-friendly players, then test the complete media experience against WCAG requirements.