There are various tools for testing the accessibility of websites that help identify and fix accessibility problems. Using these tools, you can check that your website is accessible and accessible to all users. An article by the Finnish Association for the Visually Impaired states that about 15–20 percent of deficiencies can be reached with the help of machine tools. Manual testing is also required for accessibility testing.
Here are some examples of tools:
WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools
Instructions for using the WAVE Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools :
Enter the URL of the webpage: Enter the URL of the webpage you want to evaluate in the search field at the top of the WAVE tool page.
Select “Analyze”: Press the “Analyze” button after entering the URL. The tool will begin examining the web page for accessibility issues.
Wait for the assessment: The WAVE tool analyzes the website and provides immediate feedback on any accessibility errors and suggestions for improvement.
Explore the results: The “Details” section of the page displays country email list a summary of the results, showing the number and type of accessibility issues. You can also browse the web page to see more closely where the issues are occurring.
View details: Click on a specific element to get more information about that accessibility issue and suggested fixes.
Fix issues: Review the suggestions provided by the WAVE tool and fix the accessibility issues on the website as needed.
Check again: After you make your changes, you can use the WAVE tool again to make sure that accessibility issues have been properly fixed.
Share results: You can share the assessment and results provided by the WAVE tool with your team or developers to collaborate on ensuring better website accessibility.
Make necessary updates: Continue to make necessary updates to the website to ensure it complies with accessibility standards and provides a consistent experience for all users.
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