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Issue descriptions and guide links are now in the API
by Jaime IniestaEvery issue returned by the Rocket Validator API now carries a short explanation of the problem and a link to the full guide, in plain text, markdown and HTML. -
How to get the raw Axe Core and W3C Validator results via the Rocket Validator API
by Jaime IniestaThe new raw checks API endpoint allows you to access the raw, unprocessed Axe Core and W3C Validator results for your web page HTML and accessibility checks. -
Rocket Validator API V1
by Jaime IniestaThe brand new Rocket Validator API allows you to manage your reports and integrate them easily in your existing workflows using conventional HTTP requests to a standard JSON API.
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Rocket Validator API V1
by Jaime IniestaThe brand new Rocket Validator API allows you to manage your reports and integrate them easily in your existing workflows using conventional HTTP requests to a standard JSON API. -
Introducing AccessLint Core
by Jaime IniestaRocket Validator now runs AccessLint Core alongside Axe Core, as a public beta. Every page gets checked by two accessibility engines from the same crawl, so you can see where they agree and where they differ. -
Web Page Screenshots are now in beta
by Jaime IniestaRocket Validator now captures a screenshot of every web page at the exact moment of its accessibility check, so you can see what was on screen right next to your results. -
A clearer way through your reports
by Jaime IniestaThe site validation report has a new, simpler shape: three tabs (Summary, Web Pages, and Issues), with every problem gathered in one place and filters to cut straight to what matters. -
Manual reviews: the accessibility checks that need a human
by Jaime IniestaA new report option keeps the Axe Core checks marked as incomplete — the ones a machine can flag but can't confirm, like text over a background image — in their own Manual review tab, apart from your confirmed violations. -
Accessibility Checker upgraded to Axe Core 4.12
by Jaime IniestaThe accessibility validation server on Rocket Validator has been upgraded to Axe Core 4.12, which adds a new rule checking that ARIA tab elements have an accessible name, along with a number of bug fixes and improvements.
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