Search Results for "dox-tool"

Apple has a utility in /usr/bin named tccutil, but it only supports one command, which is to reset the entire database. It has been like this for many versions of macOS. I wanted a command-line utility that would be able to add, remove, list, and take other actions. This tool needs SIP disabled in order to function. The risk of doing so is up to you. tccutil.py can be installed without any additional software. Depending how you have your $PATH variable setup, you can simply type tccutil (instead of the full path) and it will run this utility instead of Apple's. This utility needs super-user priveleges for most operations. ...

Lighthouse is an open-source, automated tool that analyzes and audits web apps and web pages in order to improve their quality. Lighthouse collects modern performance metrics and insights on developer best practices; auditing for performance, accessibility, SEO and more. After auditing it produces a report either in JSON or HTML. Included in the report is a reference doc that explains the importance of the audit and how to fix the problem areas, which you can use to improve the web app or web page. ...

Virtual viewer is a free, open source accessibility tool for Linux low vision computer users. It allows you to enlarge an area of the screen for better readability. It is inspired by Virtual Magnifying Glass . There is also the option to use it in dock mode like KMag. It doesn't support Wayland, only X11. This application is freely available under the open software license and users who want a feature or a new language to be added can contact the developer.

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.

VaMoLa Validator is a tool to validate accessibility according to Italian Law - based on AChecker

VaMoLa Monitor is a tool to monitorize sites accessibility

WaaT is a tool for the accessibility verification of Web applications and stands for Web accessibility assessment Tool.

WebSaaT (Web Service accessibility assessment Tool) is a tool for the accessibility assessment of Web Services. The tool parses web service definition files and allows for the accessibility assessment of the web service operations defined within it.

AChecker is a second generation evaluation tool used to assess the accessibility of Web content to people with disabilities, using a variety of international standards.

MobileWaaT provides accessibility evaluation of mobile web applications by applying the Mobile Web Best Practices (Mobile Web Initiative) as well as the WCAG2.0 guidelines (WAI Initative) into mobile-simulated environments (e.g., iPhone, Android ,..)

DLaaT provides the opportunity to evaluate the accessibility status of the SDL (Specification and Description Language) design of an application according to a set of guidelines and stands for Description Language Accessibility Assessment Tool.

UCD Analyzer is a tool for analyzing websites usability (as well as accessibility, search engine optimization). It uses set of configurable rules to generate usability report.

A validation tool for accessibility standards & guidelines within OASIS Open Document Format (ODF) files.

Luci is an accessibility tool (html parser written in Perl) designed to provide users with a text-only experience of a web site. Inspired by the Betsie project, Luci offers features such as ssl, cookies, frames, 401 authorization (ie. htaccess), etc...

The CAC (Content Accessibility Check) is a Java application for evaluating web sites accessibility based on the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0.

The tool we create will check the html-code of whole website structures or just single pages considering their accessibility. The implemented scan-algorithms will be based on the W3C Accessibility Guidelines.