I think we are all aware we as developers are responsible for making the web more accessible.
With accessibility, we mean making websites that are...
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Thanks for the article Chris, has a good variety of options.
I have a question about Lighthouse (i didn't used for now). That tool covers the majority of accesibility variables to look at glance or is a better idea combine it with other tools to have a better coverage?
Lighthouse is a good starting point, yes, but it's thresholds are lower than the individual ones.
So if a11y is your main goal it's best to also keep checking the individual options.
Nice!
Thank you!
no problem!
Really nice post, Bongers! It is too useful. I have used them already and really working good.
Nice! glad to see people putting them to good use.
Thank you for this article Chris! We should all be more mindful towards accessibility when building web pages and it's great to have these tools at hand
Yes, it's so amazing to see a big player like Google push us to become better.
You can see your pagespeed score will downgrade if your not doing a11y well.
There's something very similar in Firefox under the dedicated "accessibility" tab.
Oh nice, didn't know about that one!
Thank you for this list! I didn't know about the vision emulator, seems like a really cool tool - definitely need to try it out.
Definitely! It makes me realize some of my images are really bad for some colorblindness
Oh wow great article as well!
I think it's fairly new, only found it myself 2 weeks ago