Tab Focus Order Checker - Online Visualize Tab Navigation Flow
Paste HTML and see the order in which elements would receive focus via Tab key. Highlight issues. Local accessibility testing.
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Paste HTML and see the order in which elements would receive focus via Tab key. Highlight issues. Local accessibility testing.
Enter HTML with aria-labels and see what a screen reader would announce. Simulates common patterns. Local educational tool.
Convert English text to Braille (Grade 1 and simple Grade 2 contractions). Educational tool to understand Braille representation. Local only.
Check if your site has a visible and functional skip navigation link. Key for keyboard‑only users.
Enter a website URL and apply a protanopia/deuteranopia/tritanopia filter. Test full page accessibility.
Paste an HTML snippet and get a report on missing, empty, or suspicious alt texts. Improve your image SEO and a11y.
Paste HTML and detect elements with aria‑hidden='true' that contain focusable children. An easy a11y win to fix.
Start with a base color and generate an extended palette where every shade contrasts properly with white and black. Export tokens.
Use your microphone to dictate text and see it appear live. Also upload an audio file for basic transcription. All local.
Upload a gradient or enter a palette and simulate how it appears with different types of color vision deficiency. Ensure inclusive data visualization.
Generate a palette of N colors that are maximally distinguishable for common color vision deficiencies. Copy the hex codes.
Open a modal and see how focus is trapped and restored. Copy the lightweight focus‑trap code. Accessible pattern.
Enter a URL and fetch its text/background colors to perform a bulk contrast check. See warnings for WCAG violations.
See how a full paragraph looks with your chosen text and background colors. Not just a ratio; the real appearance.
List all available TTS voices on your system. Test each with any text. Adjust rate and pitch. Find the best voice.
Paste an SVG and check if the graphic‑aria roles are used correctly. Improve accessible diagrams and icons.
Watch for updates to aria‑live regions and log what a screen reader would announce. Debug live regions.
Design a custom focus indicator with outline, offset, and box‑shadow. Preview on interactive elements. Copy the CSS.
Enter foreground and background colors and see a matrix of how each pair works for normal, protanopia, deuteranopia, and tritanopia.
Enter a URL and see a visual map of the tab order. Detect broken tabindex values. Improve keyboard navigation.
Validate a language tag like en‑US or zh‑Hans against the IANA registry. Ensure correct HTML lang attribute.
Enter foreground and background colors to instantly see the contrast ratio and pass/fail for AA and AAA. Simple and fast.
Create a properly styled 'Skip to Content' link. Customize target and appearance. Essential for keyboard users. Copy the HTML/CSS.
Create a fully accessible form by adding fields; the tool generates the proper labels, inputs, and ARIA attributes. Copy the clean HTML.
Paste or type text and have it read aloud with natural voices. Control speed and pitch. Uses browser's built‑in TTS.
Generate a random 5‑color palette where every adjacent pair passes WCAG AA contrast. Safe for inclusive designs.
Hear text spoken word by word with boundary events. See the exact index and character. Advanced TTS dev tool.
Enter an HTML snippet and see a rough transcription of what a screen reader might announce. Check alt texts.
Check the Accessible Perceptual Contrast Algorithm (APCA) ratio. The next‑generation contrast method for WCAG 3.
Flashcards for learning Braille. See the dot pattern and type the letter. Track your speed and accuracy. Accessibility education.
Upload an image and get a suggested alt text description using a local vision model (WASM). Improve SEO and accessibility fast.
Highlight elements with aria‑describedby and see the linked description text. Verify a11y annotations.
Enter a URL and see a list of its ARIA landmarks (banner, main, nav). Check document structure for accessibility. Local fetch.
Paste a website's HTML and see which text is only visible to screen readers (e.g., .sr‑only). Preview the accessible layer.
See the difference between :focus and :focus‑visible on interactive elements. Learn which to use for better UX.
Use your microphone to dictate text and see it appear live. Also upload an audio file for transcription (limited). All local.
See the roving tabindex pattern in action. Use arrow keys to navigate a list. Copy the accessible JavaScript pattern.
Upload an image and also see a UI mockup under different deficiencies side‑by‑side. Powerful for inclusive design.
Toggle between full and reduced motion on a live animated page. See how to design for vestibular disorders. Educational.
Analyze text for screen reader friendliness: detect vague link text, missing alt suggestions. Get a report. Local.
Inject dynamic messages into ARIA live regions and monitor how they trigger screen reader announcements. Debug a11y.
Design a custom focus indicator with outline, offset, and box‑shadow. Preview on interactive elements. Copy the CSS.
Paste an URL or HTML and see the h1‑h6 hierarchy as a tree. Detect skipped levels and improve accessibility. Client‑side.
Pick a base color and generate a 10‑step scale where each step meets a specific contrast ratio against white or black. Export as CSS custom properties.
Compare :focus and :focus‑visible styling. See which one applies when using mouse vs. keyboard. Accessible focus management.
Paste a list of foreground/background color pairs and instantly see which pass AA/AAA. Perfect for checking entire style guides.
Build a palette and simulate how it appears to various color deficiencies. Also generate pre-vetted accessible palettes. Local processing.
Test your knowledge of American Sign Language letters. See a sign and type the letter. Improve receptive skills. Local.
Simulate forced‑colors mode and see how your site looks. Adjust CSS system colors. Make your design accessible.
Force more or less contrast and see how your page adapts. Test your CSS media queries for accessibility.
Paste an HTML snippet and check for common ARIA mistakes: missing labels, invalid roles, and aria‑hidden misuse. Educate your team.
Enter a hex color and get its relative luminance per WCAG definition. Understand why this matters for contrast.
Use SSML <mark> tags to fire events during TTS. See text highlighted as it is spoken. Understand speech synthesis timing. local.
Simulate reduced motion preference and test your animations. Copy the media query snippet. Keep your users safe.
Type an abbreviation and its full form to get the proper `<abbr title='...'>` HTML. For accessible markup.
Speak into the mic and see a live transcript with word count. Uses the Web Speech API. Nothing is stored.
Write SSML to control pitch, speed, and breaks. Play the generated speech with the browser’s TTS engine. Learn SSML.
Given a background color, this tool suggests foreground colors that meet AA/AAA contrast ratios. Works for all vision types.
Paste a set of hex colors and simulate how they appear with common color vision deficiencies. Get contrast warnings.
Convert short text into a black‑and‑white Braille bump image ready for embossing. Educational and inclusive.