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Validators and Accessibility Testing Tools

Validators and accessibility testing tools help to ensure that code complies with W3C standards and that your website is accessible to the latest guidelines so that as many people as possible can use your website.

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W3C Markup Validation

Provided by W3C, validates your HTML and XHTML against several different doctypes includes HTML 4.01 Strict and HTML 4.01 Transitional.

Category: Validators and Accessibility Testing

W3C CSS Validation

Provided by W3C, validates the CSS (level 2.1) used on your web site.

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Wave

A free web accessibility tool that can either check a web site address, a file uploaded to Wave or some HTML code.

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Worldspace

Another accessibility tool that will check the compliance of your web site against Section 508, WCAG1.0 and WCAG2.0.

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UITest.com

A series of tools to check the accessibility of your web site, validation of your code plus many other tests.

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Siteray

Conduct tests to improve your website's SEO, accessibility, design, spelling and more.

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Nibbler

Nibbler is a free web-based testing tool that takes a web address, tried to find up to 5 pages from that web site, and tests them for a range of criteria.

Once the test has completed after a couple of minutes you get a free report scoring the the website out of 10 for various tests with more detail on results within the report.

This tool is useful for pointing out problem areas that then require further investigation such as whether your code validates or whether the website has Google Analytics installed on all 5 pages.

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*please note that automated accessibility tools should be used in conjunction with real accessibility testing. They can give you a good idea of some accessibility problems with your web site but, used on their own, may mean that you miss some important issues.

More Testing Tools:

  1. Browser Checking Tools
  2. Screen Resolutions Tools
  3. Link Checking Tools
  4. Site Performance Testing Tools
  5. Stress or Load Testing Tools
  6. Usability Testing Tools
  7. Split or Multivariate Testing Tools
  8. SEO Tools
  9. Web Analytics
  10. Online Surveys
  11. Site Monitoring Tools
  12. Software Testing & Bug Tracking Tools
  13. Web Development Tools