Comparison of Web Accessibility
Posted: May 2, 2008 at 08:59:01 by Dani Iswara. Words count: 217.
Last updated: May 18, 2008 at 22:02:57.
web accessibility.
The key of accessibility is universal design = universal access.
The online tools:
- WAVE
- Cynthia Says (WAI / WCAG and Section 508)
- ATRC Web Accessibility Checker
| Sites | WAVE | Cynthia Says (WCAG) | Cynthia Says (Section 508) | ATRC |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| W3.org | no error | failed | passed | conditional pass WCAG 2.0 L2 |
| WAI | no error | failed | passed | fail WCAG 2.0 L2 |
| UniSA | 1 error | failed | passed | conditional pass WCAG 2.0 L2 |
| UCLA ATS | no error | failed | passed | fail WCAG 2.0 L2 |
- Something wrong with Cynthia Says (WCAG validator)[?]; updated May 17, 2008: I guess it's fixed now..or I was wrong..
- University should have a commitment for this. :)
- Web accessibility needs human evaluation.
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[...] We can make CommentLuv plugin get Conditional Pass WCAG 2.0 L2 (level 2 or AA level) status by ATRC web accessibility checker. Actually, web or blog using original code plugin will pass W3C markup validation, WAVE (wave.webaim.org) and Section 508 (cynthiasays.com). WAI test (cynthiasays.com) didn’t valid anymore, I guess. See Comparison of Web Accessibility. [...]