Accessibility Statement Generator. Rigorously tested for keyboard and screen reader support.
While no tool is ever "perfect," this generator is designed to meet high standards of digital inclusion.
Feedback is always welcome as we improve!
https://platform.sitelint.com/tools/accessibility-statement-generator
Replacing “glob-all” With “fs.promises.glob” in Node.js, by @ctomczyk:
https://www.sitelint.com/blog/replacing-glob-all-with-fs-promises-glob-in-node-js
Digital accessibility is full of abbreviations and acronyms. A11Y, ADA, WCAG, A/AA/AAA, uh...
So, I thought that the time has come to refresh the knowledge, and one of the best ways to do that is to write an article.
https://www.sitelint.com/blog/digital-accessibility-abbreviations-and-acronyms-guide
SiteLint: Web Audit Tools
The Chrome, Edge, Opera, and the other chromium-based browser extension that should help you to audit and catch issues on the web page.
Accessibility, Technical SEO, Quality and more.
Happy to get feedback! Thanks!
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/sitelint-web-audit-tools/cgohmmflfahecpnbkpelccmhjmaobnfp
There are two solutions to ARIA Live Region issues:
1. Don’t use ARIA Live Regions (but use focus, dialogs, or other managing of what’s going on)
2. Put the live region in the DOM at page load (They cost nothing. If you need an alert and a status, put two divs in with both roles.)
See more in these slides:
Working with Apache on macOS might sometimes be a headache. How do I start, stop, or restart? Where is my Apache? How do I stop internal Apple Apache?
Let's clarify all of it in one article.
https://www.sitelint.com/blog/macos-find-start-stop-and-restart-the-apache-web-server
Frontend Dogma
Eric Eggert
