Arvados

h1. Website Checking Tools

h2.    Responsiveness/mobile

    Firefox Responsive Design Mode (CTRL + SHIFT + M shortcut on linux)

    Resize the window to really small (mobile, or xs- in bootstrap, then increase a little to about 400-800 px when the medium viewport must trigger, or md I think in bootstrap)

h2. Accessibility

    WAVE - https://wave.webaim.org/

    Firefox - Right click anywhere on the screen and "Inspect Accessibility Properties"

    Accessi - https://www.accessi.org/

    pa11y.org - https://pa11y.org/

    For contrast, my favorite is squinting my eyes… similar to how you can do to simplify colors in a painting… I find that when the text color fades and almost disappears, that's normally because of bad contrast, and users with disabilities/diseases that cause blurred vision probably won't be comfortable reading it (I did that for Arvados.org and noticed some text that was hard to read, before testing with WAVE & accessi :joy: I just try never let anyone see me doing it) - https://www.sightsize.com/the-value-of-squinting/

    ORCA Linux screen reader - I find that these automated reports are useful for auditing, but for really confirm if a site is accessible, the best is always to ask a person with a disability to test it, or use a screen reader. Windows has a screen reader that's a lot better than ORCA.

    Performance

    Chrome Lighthouse - https://developer.chrome.com/blog/lighthouse-load-performance/

    Link Check:

    W3C Link Checker - https://validator.w3.org/checklink

    Typos & Grammar

    WebStorm (it has a "Inspect" feature that uses a dictionary for typos, and a mix of custom language-rules & LanguageTools for Grammar). Not perfect, and I only run it when I have the code (I didn't use it for Arvados.org)

    SEO

    These two pages recommended by google, for schema.org tags - https://developers.google.com/search/docs/advanced/structured-data (e.g. https://validator.schema.org/#url=arvados.org)

    JS/CSS

    Firefox console, checking for warnings/errors.