Tanaguru Engine is our tool for automating web accessibility tests based on the RGAA (General Accessibility Reference Framework for Administrations), and soon on the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines). Find the latest news on the tool as well as instructions to guide you in its use.
By Équipe Tanaguru, 21 October 2016
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Tanaguru shares an improved, bilingual and responsive version of RGAA! The Tanaguru team daily and abundantly use RGAA, the reference document for web accessibility in France. This is available online on the official website of reference documents of french state IT shop. But we needed a more handy version, in the pocket and multilingual. So…
By Aciftli, 6 September 2016
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Tanaguru helps its users to check the accessibility of a Web site. Always focus on the quality of the product we add new rules and improving the existent one. Tanaguru analyse the generated source code with an instance of firefox and also analyse the css. In order to do so, it uses complex algorithms, but…
Read this article, [Technical post] Getting applied styles instead of computed styles
By Frédéric Halna, 17 March 2016
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For almost two years, we have been seeing an increasing number of initiatives aimed at conducting accessibility studies. The majority of these have two parts: a qualitative part and a quantitative part. The Tanaguru team is proud to see its tool used in many of these studies. Indeed, Tanaguru a quality index for the accessibility…
Read this article, In France, Tanaguru is a reference for measuring the level of web accessibility
