I’ve done a lot of accessibility testing and development work over my career. One of the many free tools that I use in that role is FireEyes. Deque also has some commercial packages for developer use.
FireEyes adds a new tab on the Firebug tab bar and adds the ability to analyze a web site for WCAG 2.0 Level A and AA and Section 508 accessibility violations. The Stand-Alone version of FireEyes is a browser plugin to the FireFox browser. It requires that the FireBug plugin already be installed
Requirements:
- Firefox 31-41
As of 2015aug21, the current version of the extension is NOT signed and will not execute on later versions. [See my later post on this topic]
- FireBug 2.x – Do NOT install Firebug v3 alpha as the tab will not show.
NOTE: should be on Firebug tab labeled “Worldspace Fireyes”, but does not seem to be available in Firebug3.
NOTE: if you try to download in MSIE, you must rename the .zip to .xpi, and then open with Firefox.
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