ANDI (Accessible Name & Description Inspector) is a free accessibility testing tool. ANDI is a "favelet" or "bookmarklet" that will:
ANDI Modules How to test the accessibility of forms, images, headings, color contrast, data tables, links, and more. The free accessibility testing tool, ANDI, can help with web accessibility testing. View Table of Contents
ANDI Output ANDI 's Output displays what a screen reader should read audibly which is the accessible name and accessible description. It will also include some phrasings depending on the presence of certain states and properties plus any associating Accessibility Alerts that ANDI has detected.
ANDI advocates a methodology of using only one Namer (accessible name component) per element which will provide consistent screen reader output and minimize accessibility issues.
When ANDI is launched, it automatically analyzes every HTML element currently on the page looking for conditions that cause accessibility issues. When it finds such a condition, ANDI generates an Alert which helps a user pinpoint potential accessibility issues. This help page explains the conditions that cause Alerts to appear, the reason why they appear, and how to fix or further investigate ...
ANDI - Web Accessibility Test Tool ANDI, the Accessible Name & Description Inspector is an open source accessibility test tool you can use to check for 508 compliance of web content.
ANDI DEMO PAGE THIS IS A TEST PAGE TO DEMONSTRATE AN ACCESSIBILITY TEST WITH ANDI. THIS IS NOT A REAL SYSTEM.
SSA 508 Test Method The Social Security Administration uses an Accessibility Test Method based on the Section 508 ICT Testing Baseline. Our Test Method is a process to determine conformance with the Revised Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act (29 U.S.C. 794d). The Social Security Administration uses ANDI as its primary, manual accessibility testing tool for web content.