The Accessibility Evaluation Toolbar is a Firefox extension for Windows designed to help developers, testers, and content authors evaluate web accessibility without leaving the browser. It provides quick, page-level feedback and highlights elements that may fail common standards so teams can prioritize fixes during development and QA. Combining automated checks with tools for guided manual review, the toolbar includes contrast ratio analysis, ARIA and semantic element inspections, keyboard navigation walkthroughs, and form-label verification. Results are shown inline with the page and can be exported as logs or basic reports to support remediation work and compliance tracking. Lightweight and easy to install, the add-on fits into existing developer workflows on Windows and speeds up accessibility diagnosis. It is useful for quick prechecks, formal audits, and ongoing site maintenance, helping teams reduce barriers and improve usability while keeping processing local to the browser.




wtf Kirya
This is the bomb! Seriously, the instant analysis helps so much! I’ve been able to fix problems fast, and my clients are happy. It’s a win-win! Can’t imagine my workflow without it now!
nice.votinceva
Best investment I made! The Accessibility Evaluation Toolbar makes it super easy to identify issues. I can’t believe how much I was missing before! Major applause for the developers!
jonnklimov
I found the instant feedback really useful! It helped me spot issues quickly. The interface is pretty nice too. Just wish there were more examples on accessibility guidelines related to design!