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Digital accessibility

The importance of automated testing to check for other accessibility violations

Other accessibility missteps may occur while creating digital content that we haven't touched on yet in this notion. However, these lesser-known violations can still make a big difference in the online experience of users with disabilities. The tools in question all prioritise efficiency, better user experience, clean design, and adaptability to meet the needs of users with disabilities.

External links to test your digital project for other accessibility violations

Automated testing for other accessibility issues can take on many forms. The tools in this grain focus on:

• showcasing how your digital project runs when connectivity is poor, which gives you a better idea of how socio-economically disadvantaged users or those using an unreliable network experience your website
• highlighting usability issues
• assessing your website's Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and performance, so you can discover how easy it is for users to find your digital project
• analysing how compatible your digital project is with assistive technology
• creating more responsive design with a resizer tool

Page speed and online connectivity checker

Page speed: https://pagespeed.web.dev/

Here is an example of how this tool operates, using UNICEF's home page as an example:

Usability and SEO performance checkers

UX Check: https://www.uxcheck.co/
Checkbot: https://www.checkbot.io/
(both are extensions for Google Chrome)

A tool for assessing compatibility with assistive technologies

Assistiv Labs: https://assistivlabs.com/

Tools for measuring the dimensions of a web page and resizing it

Dimensions: https://felixniklas.com/dimensions/
Window resizer: https://coolx10.com/window-resizer/
(both are extensions for Google Chrome)