Tools for evaluating web accessibility.
There are software programs and online services to help you identify accessibility barriers.
They can save you lots of time and effort on evaluation,
and can help you avoid creating new accessibility barriers.
However, tools can't do it all.
Some accessibility checks just cannot be automated and require manual intervention.
Some tools guide you through the checks that cannot be automated.
Some tools check one page at a time, while others can scan entire websites.
Tools can be integrated into different work environments.
For example, into your web browser, content management system or CMS,
and your development and deployment tools.
They support different roles in a project team,
such as content authors, code developers, designers, and product owners.
Note that in some cases tools can provide inaccurate results.
So avoid relying too much on what tools say
over addressing the real-life experience of website users.
"Selecting Web Accessibility Evaluation Tools" explains what tools can and cannot do,
and what to look for in tools that meet your needs.
The list of web accessibility evaluation tools has filters to help you find the right tool
for your particular situation.
Equipped with tools and knowledge on how to use them,
you are in good shape to find accessibility barriers more efficiently.
Web accessibility: essential for some, useful for all.
For information on tools for evaluating web accessibility visit w3.org/WAI/evaluation