Tools

The course provides a low-stakes, risk-free place for learners to apply their knowledge while they study for the certification test.

This browser plugin for Chrome or Firefox provides webAIM’s WAVE accessibility analysis technology directly in the browser. It extends the functionality of WAVE to be able to be used to check intranet, password-protected, or dynamicallygenerated content.

This site provides an excellent web accessibility evaluation tool for manually reviewing the accessibility compliance of a webpage. It performs a multitude of accessibility related analyses, and annotates potential issues directly on the page itself.

This site provides a validator for the markup of web documents in HtMl, XHtMl, SMIl, MAtHMl, and more. It will flag syntax issues, and provide suggestions for potential remediation.

This site provides a validator for Cascading Style Sheets (cSS) and XHtMl documents with embedded styles. It will flag syntax issues, and provide suggestions for potential remediation.

This webpage can help you adjust colour pairings in order to meet WcAG compliance. It will analyze a pair of colours, and if the colour combination does not have adequate contrast, it will generate multiple WcAG compliant variations which are as similar as possible to the original colours.

This enterprise level accessibility reporting service will scan and review an entire website for accessibility problems. It utilizes webAIM’s WAVE engine to identify issues, assess potential impact on users, and make suggestions for remediation.

This site provides the free and open-source NVDA screen reader for Windows. It’s a useful tool for accessibility testing, and a life-changing technology for people around the world who previously could not afford screen reader software.

Find and fix compliance issues in record time with automated checks and smart suggestions. With tools like Contrast Checker, Focus Order, Alt-Text Annotations, Vision Simulator, and more, you can find accessibility issues in a design before it goes into production—or quickly analyze and fix what’s already in flight.