ANDI (focusable elements)
- Accesskey List
- Tab Order
- Title Attributes
- Label Tags
tANDI (tables)
- Table List
- Previous/Next Table
- Cell Highlights
- Markup
- Table Analysis Mode (scope, headers/id)
lANDI (links)
- Ambiguous Links
- View Links List
- Non-unique Buttons
- View Buttons List
gANDI (graphics/images)
- Hide Inline
- Decorative Inline
- Hide Background
- Find Background
- Find Font Icons
sANDI (structure)
- Headings (mode)
- Lists (mode)
- Landmarks (mode)
- Live Regions (mode)
- Reading Order
- Page Title
- Page Language
- Role Attributes
- Lang Attributes
cANDI (color contrast)
- Contrast Ratio
- Style
- Manual Contrast Test
- Contrast Playground
- Grayscale
hANDI (hidden content)
- Reveal All
- CSS Hiding Techniques Dropdown
- Content ::before ::after
iANDI (iframes)
- iFrame List
- Test In New Tab Button
Modules
ANDI splits accessibility testing into manageable subtasks.
For example: start by testing focusable elements,
then image alt text, then check the color contrast, and so on.
By selecting a “module” from the module selection dropdown, a user can test many areas of accessibility.
Summary of ANDI Modules
Module Name
Area of Accessibility
Features
ANDI
focusable elements (default)
Interactive elements, tab order, accesskeys
gANDI
graphics/images
Alternative text
lANDI
links/buttons
Link comparison, button comparison
tANDI
tables
Data tables, cell associations
sANDI
structures
Headings, semantic HTML, ARIA roles, language
cANDI
color contrast
Automated color contrast checker
hANDI
hidden content
Revealing hidden content
iANDI
iframes
Iframe Content Testing
When a module is selected it will re-scan the page and present results depending on the module selected.
Read on for details about each module.
ANDI (focusable elements)
When ANDI is first launched, it always defaults to
focusable elements (interactive elements).
It checks for conditions that may cause accessibility issues related to focusable elements.
ANDI (focusable elements) offers the ability to see [...]