Web Accessibility Check – WCAG Website Compliance

Check WCAG Compliance

Web accessibility is a legal requirement in many countries. It is a moral and ethical responsibility to ensure that the digital world is inclusive and accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities or disabilities. To ensure the accessibility of websites, developers and designers follow established web accessibility guidelines such as WCAG published by the W3C.

This chapter teaches how to check websites for WCAG compliance in C# programmatically. Aspose.HTML for .NET provides the Aspose.Html.Accessibility namespace, which is for all web accessibility related manipulations and checks. Find out if your website is WCAG-compliant!

How to Check Web Accessibility

Web accessibility check involves evaluating your website or web application to ensure that it can be used effectively by individuals with disabilities. You can check website accessibility for all WCAG compliance or only meet specific criteria. Aspose.HTML for .NET helps you pass these checks.

This chapter includes the following articles:

• Accessibility Validator – In this article, you will learn about the AccessibilityValidator class that can be used to test rules such as principles, guidelines, and criteria.
• Web Accessibility Rules – You will learn how to use the AccessibilityRules class, which is a repository of WCAG 2 requirements, success criteria, and techniques.
• Validation Results – Learn how to review the results of web accessibility checks, report the criteria tested, and detail specific issues encountered during the validation process.
• Errors and Warning – This article will examine classes and interfaces that help collect error and warning information when checking a website’s accessibility. We will pay particular attention to the failure criteria and methods that report errors and look at a C# example of getting web accessibility errors after validating an HTML document.
• Saving validation results – Learn how to save website accessibility test results in different formats.

Remember that web accessibility is an ongoing process, and it’s essential to continuously monitor and improve accessibility to ensure that your website is inclusive and usable by all visitors.

See Also

Aspose.HTML offers a free online Color Contrast Checker to check the contrast ratios in your web designs. This tool provides feedback on whether your color choices meet accessibility standards.