Image bookmarklet will mark all images on the web page along with alt text and provide accessibility testers with a easy method to identify informative, decorative and images of text. Images Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing Images Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing inserts a green dashed outline around images that have alt values and a red solid…

Screen readers do not expose the content that is marked with aria-hidden, this attribute need to be used very carefully. The aria-hidden bookmarklet highlights the text and elements where aria-hidden is used so that developers and testers can evaluate if the usage of aria-hidden is appropriate. ARIA-Hidden Bookmarklet The ARIA-Hidden Bookmarklet helps identify ARIA-Hidden elements…

Iframes Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing visually highlights the location and accessibility properties of <iframe> elements. Iframe Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing When using iframes, it’s important that all content contained in them is accessible. Iframe bookmarklet helps to identify all iframe content and makes it easy to perform accessibility testing. Iframes Bookmarklet Code See the Pen…

Custom controls that are built using the WAI-ARIA roles, states and properties need tabindex attribute to provide keyboard focus. When the tabindex attribute is not according to specification it tends to break the focus order of the page. Tabindex Bookmarklet for Accessibility Testing Tabindex bookmarklet helps users to identify the use of tabindex attribute on…

Table bookmarklet will help accessibility testers identify the tables on the page and the errors within them. Generally during an accessibility audit process often screen readers are used to check if the tables are being read appropriately. Table bookmarklet here will reduce the effort for the accessibility testers who are not regular users of screen…

List bookmarklets will identify all list on the page presented with <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <dl>, <dd>, and <dt> elements. This will help accessibility testers identify list elements on the page and also make note of elements that appear as list but is not marked as such. This will help you evaluate the WCAG Guideline 1.3.1…

Headings bookmarklet will identify all headings on the page presented with HTML H1-H6 tags and with ARIA role=heading. This will help accessibility testers understand the layout of the page and identify the text that is a heading but is not marked as such. This will help you evaluate the WCAG Guideline 1.3.1 Info and Relationships.…