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Accessibility auditing for Vue.js applications.
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An automated website accessibility scanner and cli
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[DEPRECATED] Provides a chainable axe API for Puppeteer and automatically injects into all frames.
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Accessibility auditing tools for WordPress themes.
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Salesforce Automated Accessibility Testing Libraries
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Web application to create domain and subdomain accessibility audits, with violation statistics.
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The helper for using Axe in TestCafe tests
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Accessibility auditing for Vue.js 3 applications using axe-core
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Nightwatch.js utility assertion for accessibility testing with aXe
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Command line interface for testing Storybook stories for accessibility.
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Crawl websites for accessibility issues from the command line.
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Some useful resources for web accessibility
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Microsoft has tsdoc, which allows extracting comments from the source. It is built with TypeScript in mind.
I'd love a future where we can pull out the documentation and put it into a markdown file.
Potential next steps
- Try out tsdoc, and parse the files, starting at the index
- Generate a markdown document for it. There might be a library to do t
[DEPRECATED] Ruby integration for aXe-core, the accessibility testing engine
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Yet another list of web accessibility resources
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Boilerplate for WebdriverIO & CucumberJS (sync mode) for BDD testing
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Introduces a new enchantment: Felling. Axes with this enchantment will break entire trees at once.
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A RPG where Dwarves use their Axe to fight and everything else is Not Axe
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Automated Accessibility tests
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This is a demo project to automate accessibility using axe.
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Research from ACT has shown that autocomplete-appropriate is no longer appropriate. No modern browser cares what the type os on an input element to determine whether or not to apply
autocomplete. Because of that, I'd like to deprecate autocomplete-appropriate and remove it from the autocomplete-valid rule.