Sonarwhal Website Lint Report for dwyl.com

[nelsonic]

https://sonarwhal.com is an Open Source website scanning tool
that checks for asite's accessibility, speed and common errors.
see: https://github.com/sonarwhal/sonarwhal

The Scan for the dwyl.com website:
https://sonarwhal.com/scanner/17e38af9-0bb0-43f0-8d42-986c00151158

Reveals quite a few (86) errors ... 😞
@iteles what are your thoughts on addressing these?

[iteles]

That's interesting. We have used other tools in the past that have apparently been more 'forgiving':

See #14 (comment) and
http://wave.webaim.org/report#/dwyl.com

Also, not being able to have links inside <li>s? I've never even heard of that as a thing.

[nelsonic]

@iteles yeah, I was not aware of the no <a> in <li> "rule" either ... 🙄
I like the fact that Sonarwhal can be run on Continuous Integration (Travis-CI) 🔴 / ✅ ?
such that any update to the site will automatically be "rejected" if it fails to pass. ⛔️
Also, this goes way beyond Accessibility ... 🔓
And it's Open Source so we can inspect the code 🔍
if/when we need to understand the reason why something is failing ... 😉

[iteles]

Agreed! I had suggested we set up a pa11y pre-commit hook as a starter here: #409 (comment)

As you say, this goes much further.
I'd like to make sure there is research/tests to back up that particular 'rule' first though!

[sohilpandya]

So I was lucky enough to see this one during the conference https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_OJfY4Jax4&feature=youtu.be

But we should share this video with everyone.

I don't think it's related to this issue in particular.

[iteles]

Oh I'm so glad there's a video of it @sohilpandya, thanks for sharing, the tweets from that session were FANTASTIC!

[nelsonic]

https://sonarwhal.com/

Rebranded as https://webhint.io/

Still super on-board with this. https://github.com/webhintio/hint
Definitely going to need something like this for the new site: #493