Open source & credits

WCAGify is built on open source work and public standards. Everything it relies on is credited here.

Open source libraries

Web Awesome
MIT
Font Awesome / Fonticons, Inc.
Version 3.12.0. The web component library behind every element in this interface.
License source
Font Awesome Free
CC BY 4.0 (icons), SIL OFL 1.1 (fonts), MIT (code)
Fonticons, Inc.
Version 7.3.1. All iconography in this interface.
License source
hCaptcha
Proprietary service (hCaptcha Terms of Service)
Intuition Machines, Inc.
Bot protection. Only credited when the app uses the HCaptcha component; its widget script loads from hCaptcha's own domain.
License source
React
MIT
Meta and contributors
License source
TanStack Start & Router
MIT
Tanner Linsley and contributors
License source

node-html-parser
MIT
taoqf and contributors
Parses fetched pages so the WCAG rules can inspect their markup.
License source
TanStack Query
MIT
Tanner Linsley and contributors
Manages the audit request state in the browser.
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Zod
MIT
Colin McDonnell and contributors
Validates the submitted web address before any page is fetched.
License source

WCAG 2.2
W3C Document License
W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
The success criteria every rule in the report maps to.
License source
Firecrawl
Proprietary service (Firecrawl Terms of Service)
Firecrawl (Sideguide Technologies, Inc.)
Fetches and renders the audited page so its final markup can be checked.
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