ARC Toolkit
User Reviews
Ivan Vladimirov
2021-02-03
Using this as one of the top tools for semi-automated inspections, especially when doing WCAG-EM reports. We also recommend it to all QA and Dev: the selected element inspection and sending code fragment to W3C markup validation service are invaluable: let say when we want to validate only a new dialog inside a complex web interface. |
Axel Holene
2020-01-27
Just started using this one, and it looks promising. Though I would love some support for Dark Mode... |
Cyprian
2020-01-04
Great job! |
Nicholas K
2019-06-11
I like it but there seems to be a bug when I begin to scroll down to the lower test groups. Steps to recreate: 1) open ARC toolkit tab in inspector, click "run test" 2) click a test group with an error or warning 3) click an erroneous element in the test results (takes you to the "elements" tab) 4) go back to "ARC Toolkit" tab and try viewing a test group near the bottom of the list. The panel should jump back to the top when you try and scroll down. |
Orsa Orsa
2019-05-22
Checks contrast of text over images (not every instance, but often), provides a visual representation of tab order, and allows you to modify elements in the developer console and re-scan to see if fixes clear the error. EXTREMELY time saving for QC, as many other tools do not allow you to re-inspect the elements without refreshing the page and clearing any changes. Also appreciate the clear remediation recommendations. |
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Gosia Szymczak
2022-07-14
The previous update is a disaster, the app is slower and doesn't have a tab order. Please return the previous version! |
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Ben Smyth
2022-07-14
What have you done |
Iryna Slisarevska
2022-07-13
New version is awful! Some of functionality is lost, it`s hard to understand ne one. How to download previous version? |
Marek Kowalski
2022-07-13
ARC Toolkit was one of the best accessibility tools. Test groups and detailed information was awesome. But now new version (5.2.0) has arrived, and... Sorry guys, but this is regres :( |
Kurt Bunge
2022-07-18
Don't know if the question is, "What have you done?" more so than "Why did you do it?". I've been using this tool since 2015. No more. Once you put glasses on The Mona Lisa or paint on earrings, it's no longer priceless. At that point it becomes a misguided effort. Be like Walmart and roll back, please. |
