Publications and User Testimonials about Truwex
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Blog Posts About Truwex Online Tool
“It’s pretty impressive, so much so that we’ve added to our Resources Page line-up of testing tools… One tab, called “Map” provides a visual of the page with an arrow pointing out the specific culprit. No more counting lines trying to figure out what the heck the tester is talking about — very nice.”
456 Berea street by Roger Johansson
“The major difference is that Truwex checks the generated source, not just the raw HTML source. That means checking all the ugly HTML that gets injected into the page by JavaScript. Like the Google Ads on this site.”
“Truwex Online 2.0 is an excellent accessibility validation tool …, which aims to create a very complete report on Section 508 and WCAG Accessibility, Privacy, and website Quality… Best of all is the map view, which show you a list of issues found on the sidebar and when you click on every issue it will be highlighted on the website.“
In Portuguese by Horácio Pastor Soares
Truwex User Testimonials
“A very impressive and free automated accessibility checking tool. In addition to the usual text display of issues with links to the relevant accessibility standards, it displays the checked page with highlighted areas for each of the reported issues.”
- Kevin Yank, SitePoint.com
“It offers much finer-grained accessibility testing than anything I’ve used up to this point. I was able to find some nagging accessibility issues with my own site and will refer to it with all new development going forward.”
- Trevor Pierce
“I have my favourites for testing my pages, number one on my list is “Truwex Online 2.0 beta, Section 508 and WCAG Accessibility, Privacy, Quality validation Tool”, it has a long name but provides an excellent report and is free. Truwex even displays an image of your page and can show you where your errors are taking place, this is very handy.”
- Adam Piro
“Fascinating. Helped me catch a possible color contrast problem that I wouldn’t have ever thought of.”
- Elaine Nelson
“I like the analysis of how much text can be read by a screen reader within 90 seconds. That’s a very different way of looking at page structure and I’m already considering making changes to a page that I put through Truwex on the basis of this report. Definitely a very useful tool and one I’ll be using in the future.”
- Mel Pedley
“Just when I had my XHTML and CSS validating, and WebXact saying my site was valid Priority 3, I just had to go and test it with this new tool. Geesh, I am humbled again. Now I gotta get back to work! Seriously, looks like a pretty comprehensive tool.”
- David Zemens
“Great tool! I used it to quickly solve some small issues with my own site. It’s also nice that it detects things like the lack of a privacy page. I typically use W3C’s validator to check the code and accessibility, but this goes into even more detail.”
- Ted Goas
“A great tool to check the accessibility of your website. I’m not talking about stuff that you find on usual websites that claim to provide results. This one really goes deep.”
- Romeo Mihalcea
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