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Hydro-Québec's open data portal is the official open data platform of the utility Hydro-Québec. It provides public access to datasets related to electrical infrastructure, electricity consumption and energy transition objectives, and includes a data catalogue, terms of use and accessibility information.
INPTDAT is a data platform for plasma technology provided by the Leibniz Institute for Plasma Science and Technology. It offers access to research data and information from fields of applied plasma physics and plasma medicine, aiming to support findability, accessibility, interoperability and re-use of data for the low-temperature plasma physics community.
Lancaster University is a UK higher education institution. It is ranked among the top 10 universities in the UK and top 175 globally in 2027 league tables. The university offers undergraduate and postgraduate study programmes, and operates the Moodle online learning platform. It publishes accessibility statements for its websites, online portals and applications.
A free Next.js course that teaches building a full-stack dashboard web application step by step. Across 15 chapters it covers styling, fonts and images, layouts, navigation, databases, data fetching, rendering, streaming, search and pagination, mutating data, errors, accessibility, authentication and metadata.
LittleLink is an open source, do-it-yourself alternative to Linktree for creating link-in-bio pages. It includes over 100 branded button options, supports light, dark, and automatic themes, and follows best practices for SEO, accessibility, and performance, with no required frameworks or JavaScript.
Mantine is a React components library with more than 120 customizable components and 70 hooks, focused on usability, accessibility and developer experience, with native dark theme support. It also provides LLM-optimized documentation, skills for AI agents and an MCP server for AI coding tools.
MINDS@UW is an open repository of the Universities of Wisconsin. It allows searching of research papers, theses, datasets, student projects and other scholarly materials, and browsing collections by UW campus. New submissions must meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA accessibility guidelines, and the submitter is responsible for meeting these standards.
Modern CSS Solutions is a series by frontend developer Stephanie Eckles examining modern CSS approaches to common frontend problems. Articles cover topics such as custom properties, container query units, CSS math functions, selectors, accessibility upgrades, and testing browser feature support with fallbacks and build tools. A companion site, SmolCSS, offers minimal snippets for modern layouts and components.
Open UI is a W3C Community Group that aims to let web developers style and extend built-in web UI components and controls such as dropdowns, checkboxes, radio buttons, and date or color pickers. The group plans to specify component parts, states, behaviors, accessibility requirements and test suites, and to implement polyfills for extensible controls.
Prototypr Toolbox is a directory of design, UX and coding tools. It groups listings into categories such as AI, UI, accessibility, icons, prototyping and mixed reality, and offers a weekly list of the best tools.
RADAR, hosted at radar-service.eu, is a research data archive available in German and English. It enables users to search and filter the latest data publications by attributes including creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The platform also provides access to repository information including its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
RADAR4Chem, hosted at radar4chem.radar-service.eu, is a research data archive that is part of the RADAR research data repository family. It is available in German and English, and enables users to search and filter the latest data publications by attributes including creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The platform also provides access to repository information including its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
RADAR4Culture is a research data repository that provides access to the latest data publications. Users can filter publications by creators, publishers, production year, language, subject areas, resource type, license, rights holders, community, keywords, and ontologies. The site also includes links to its privacy policy, terms and conditions, legal notices, and accessibility declaration.
React Suite is a suite of React components for building enterprise applications. It features 80+ components, responsive design, dark mode, internationalization, accessibility support, and TypeScript-ready code, and is free and open source. It can be installed with npm and used across frameworks including Next.js, Vite and Create React App.
ReadSpeaker is a text-to-speech company that converts text to natural-sounding voice output for education and enterprise use cases. Its offerings include web accessibility tools, custom brand voice development, and voice AI for third-party products, with support for more than 90 languages. The company provides a range of products including text-to-speech APIs, SDKs, and embedded solutions, with sector-specific solutions for gaming, transportation, government, healthcare, and other industries.
Replay QA is an autonomous testing harness for web applications. Agents explore an app, write and run tests in a Chromium browser, and record deterministic runtime sessions. It reports bugs such as runtime bugs, UI glitches, accessibility issues, performance problems and security vulnerabilities, with a root cause and suggested fix. Reports go to GitHub, Linear, Jira or other HTTP endpoints.
Server-side Rendering (SSR) Checker crawls websites to audit SEO, accessibility, performance, and technical page issues.
Swansea University is a research-led university founded in 1920. It provides undergraduate, postgraduate taught and postgraduate research courses, and was ranked 25th in the 2027 Guardian University Guide. 97% of surveyed students would recommend the university, and 94% of graduates were in employment, study or other activities per 2026 HESA data, with the institution placed in the top 350 of the 2027 QS World University Rankings. Its Richard Burton Archives and Egypt Centre received £350,000 in Welsh Government funding in 2026 to improve collection accessibility for staff, students and the community.
A platform-agnostic specification of the technical features a good website should have, built in the open under an MIT licence. It covers 177 topics across ten areas, including foundations, SEO, accessibility, security, performance and privacy, and offers a yes/no checklist for auditing a site. An open, read-only MCP server lets agents query the specification.
Tiny Helpers is a collection of free single-purpose online tools for web developers, listed by name and sorted by name or date. The listed tools cover categories such as CSS, color, accessibility, images, code and icons.
The University of Hertfordshire Research Archive is a research repository hosted and managed by CoSector, University of London, powered by the EPrints 3.4 platform. It supports OAI 2.0 and houses research outputs including publications, theses, and datasets, which users can browse by author, funder, publication type, or search via a repository search function. The archive provides information on its policies, accessibility, cookie usage, and contact details, and displays a total count of its full text and total records.
Voice Dream Reader is a text-to-speech app that reads PDFs, web pages, and books aloud. It supports importing PDFs, EPUBs, Word documents, PowerPoint files, and web pages, with highlighting, notes, offline listening, and syncing across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Accessibility features include VoiceOver support, Dynamic Type, Voice Control, and braille display support.
WAVE is a suite of evaluation tools that helps authors make web content more accessible. It can identify many accessibility and WCAG errors while facilitating human evaluation. WAVE is available as an online tool and as Chrome, Firefox, and Edge browser extensions for checking password-protected, locally stored, or highly dynamic pages. A subscription API and testing engine are also offered.
WebAIM works to expand the potential of the web for people with disabilities by helping individuals and organizations create accessible content. Its offerings include accessibility training, technical assistance, procurement guidance, and evaluation and reporting, alongside surveys and the WebAIM Million analysis of home pages.
