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RightWebPage
Web Conformance Tool
RightWebPage Pro is a web development tool that verifies many aspects of conformance of web sites to international standards of web engineering best practices. The conformance reports are outlined by ISO 23026:2006 standard and, according to that standard, web sites are tested for CSS, HTML and accessibility compliance. It is also a quality assurance tool that allows recording and playback of functional test cases. -
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ht://Check is more than a link checker. It's particularly suitable for checking broken links, anchors and web accessibility barriers, but retrieved data can also be used for Web structure mining. Uses a MySQL backend. Derived from ht://Dig.
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This project is in the field of Computer Graphics. It provides C++ classes to compute accessibility shading on 3D objects. It uses ray tracing to compute accessibility values and stores the result in 2D textures maps.
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Skipper is a powerful accessibility package for Linux which enables severely physically disabled people with many different conditions to make full use of applications that normally require good mouse and keyboard control.
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