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Friday, January 07, 2005

HERA - assisted manual accessibility checking tool

HERA is a utiliy for designers and developers who want to manually check the accesibility of their websites or to verify any Internet page. HERA aids with the revision of checkpoints from Web Content Accesibility Guidelines 1.0 (WCAG 1.0).

To review some of these Checkpoints, HERA applies a series of stylesheets created by the Sidar Foundation to the page being tested. These revision styles identify and highlight elements that have to be reviewed, avoiding the complex work of analysing the HTML source.

Where it is not possible to apply a stylesheet to made the work easier, HERA gives some instructions for steps to be performed to check accessibility. It also allows to take note of the results of revision and to generate a final report with these results.

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