HTML Inspector

Purpose-built HTML analysis for developers and QA engineers to verify structural integrity, semantics, and accessibility in Safari contexts. It ingests HTML snippets or documents, parses the DOM, and runs a rule set that targets common pitfalls. The engine surfaces actionable findings with precise location data and practical fix recommendations. This tool emphasizes Safari rendering quirks and accessibility implications, aiding teams before deployment.
Conceptually, it operates as a rule-based checker: parsing input, normalizing tags, validating nesting, and cross-checking attributes and ARIA roles against best practices. It also flag issues such as missing alt text, improper landmark usage, and heading order violations that affect screen readers.
Core beneficiaries include frontend developers, quality engineers, accessibility specialists, and code reviewers who need consistent HTML audits. The value lies in quick, repeatable analysis that can be integrated into CI pipelines or used during code reviews to reduce iteration time. Unique value derives from Safari-focused checks and pragmatic recommendations rather than generic lint messages.
Key features include HTML parsing, semantic and accessibility evaluation, structural reporting, and exportable results. Example use case: a developer pastes a page snippet, the tool flags missing alt attributes, non-semantic div-based wrappers, and potential Safari compatibility issues, and then suggests targeted fixes.