FireEyes is a free tool for web evaluating accessibility in the DOM

Author:
Paul Bohman
Director of Training
Twitter: @paulbohman

The free browser-based tool FireEyes, by Deque, allows you to analyze the accessibility of your web content in the DOM, after the browser has interpreted the code, and after JavaScript has been applied to the page. A few of the highlights of the tool:

Dynamic analysis of JavaScript events
Scripting to record and analyze the accessibility of dynamic actions and events
The ability to set "scope definitions" which filter results and allow you to focus in on sections of a page
Screen reader simulation for quick analysis
Integration with Firebug, for sophisticated code inspection
Integration with WorldSpace,an enterprise scanning and reporting tool

screenshot of FireEyes at the bottom of the Firefox browser, ready to analyze a page

Installation Instructions

To install FireEyes, do the following:

First install Firebug in the Firefox browser
Create an account at WorldSpace.Deque.com and set up a Project (designate a web site to analyze)
Download FireEyes from within WorldSpace (using Firefox)
Log in to FireEyes
Run your first scan using the "Now" button under the FireEyes > Current Document tab

Online User Guide

For detailed information, refer to the FireEyes User Guide.