Automates accessibility testing across web pages, detecting issues related to semantics, navigation, forms, ARIA attributes and more, ensuring WCAG 2.0 compliance.
WATI (Web Accessibility Testing Tool) is an open-source application used to evaluate the accessibility of websites and web applications. It aims to help developers and quality assurance testers ensure their web projects meet accessibility standards and guidelines.
WATI automatically scans web pages and detects accessibility issues ranging from missing alternative text on images to problems with color contrast or improper use of ARIA attributes. It generates detailed reports highlighting areas that need improvement to comply with standards such as Section 508 in the United States and WCAG 2.0 internationally.
Some key features of WATI include:
By automatically flagging accessibility issues in web projects, WATI assists web developers and testers in ensuring people with disabilities can effectively use their websites. This helps organizations meet legal requirements while also improving their sites for all users.