The Vibeary — tag

wcag

9 resources in The Vibeary tagged "wcag" — tools, libraries and references pulled from across the library's shelves, each one checked by hand before it was added.

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Preview of A11Y Project Checklist

A11Y Project Checklist

Community-maintained WCAG checklist grouped into eighteen practical categories with plain-language, testable success criteria.

The A11Y ProjectApache-2.0
Preview of ARIA Authoring Practices Guide

ARIA Authoring Practices Guide

W3C's reference implementations for thirty accessible widget patterns, each with keyboard maps, ARIA semantics and working examples.

W3C Web Accessibility Initiativefree
Preview of Practical Accessibility

Practical Accessibility

Forty-chapter video course teaching accessible interface engineering: semantics, focus management, screen readers and WCAG in practice.

Sara Soueidan (@SaraSoueidan)paid
Preview of Who Can Use

Who Can Use

Enter a foreground and background pair and see, per vision-type, which real groups of people can actually read it.

Corey Ginnivan & Ally Palanzifree
Preview of a11y-starter-kit

a11y-starter-kit

WCAG 2.1 AA starter kit with accessible component implementations and the audit patterns to keep them compliant.

The Front Kitopen-source
Preview of Zebra

Zebra

Lightweight open-source contrast checker for Figma that samples selected layers and reports pass/fail without leaving the canvas.

Dan Hollick (@danhollick)open-source
Preview of Ronghor

Ronghor

Website colour palette studio with 17 site-type presets, a live preview showing where every colour lands, WCAG contrast fixes, logo colour extraction and CSS or Tailwind export.

@ArghoPHMIT
Preview of Tanaguru Contrast Finder

Tanaguru Contrast Finder

Tool that suggests the nearest passing colour alternatives when a pair fails contrast, instead of just reporting failure.

Tanaguruopen-source
Preview of Colorable

Colorable

Minimal matrix that cross-checks every color in a palette against every other for WCAG contrast in one glance.

Brent Jackson (@jxnblk)MIT