A neat little npm package that runs accessibility (a11y) tests on web pages to whatever WCAG or other standard you need. The fact it can be automated at build time should be very useful. There's also a GUI-based version, Koa11y, which looks useful for quick spot checks. I'm a little surprised there isn't a web hosted version or even a browser plugin, but perhaps someone will fork the project in the future.
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