Accessibility Auditing My Portfolio Site - Part 6

• Portfolio2.0

  9 27 6.4 JavaScript

, because I want it to be visually hidden, I'll be fixing that when I get to this Github issue. WAVE mostly returned errors I had already vetted. It did actually catch one of the many broken links that I'll be fixing in this Github issue. It returned 27 long alt-text warnings on my blog page, but they're all less than 150 characters. I also got false positive contrast errors for my visually hidden skip links. ARC is down to primarily false positives. There were a couple I had to look up to make sure they were ok, like buttons with transparent backgrounds and using images with alt-text or an aria-label instead of text in links. The IBM Equal Access Accessibility checker just stopped working. It refused to scan even after I restarted Chrome, uninstalled and reinstalled it in Chrome, and installed it in Firefox. I saw something about the ruleset being undefined, so hopefully they fix that soon. Luckily, I ran it multiple times in Part 5 so I'm comfortable with moving on. The Microsoft Accessibility Insights Fast Pass didn't find anything that wasn't already on my radar, but I will be using the Assessment option as a guide for my manual testing again.

• tdsr

  2 76 6.5 Python

  A console screen reader for macOS and Linux

I've been working with VoiceOver, so I'm going to switch to NVDA for Windows first. After that, I'll try tdsr. All the other screen readers I researched involved paying a sizable sum, installing Linux on one of my machines, or were no longer available.

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