Tenon vs Xirkle

Web accessibility testing has a problem: testing after the fact. Tenon seeks to solve that.

Tenon is a one of a kind accessibility testing tool in that it is aimed at offering unprecedented flexibility in tooling for designers developers testers and content authors.

Tenon achieves these goals via its API which can be seamlessly integrated into your existing toolset. It doesn't matter what IDE you use, what CMS you use, what automated build and deploy tool you use, or what you use for unit testing, acceptance testing, or issue tracking, Tenon can be added to these workflows. This ability to test early and often allows you to catch and fix accessibility issues before they happen, not after, and allows you to release accessible code from the beginning.

Let's search anonymously!

Xirkle is a meta search engine, which allows a user to search the web anonymously. Unlike other engines, there's no need to login to an account to adjust the privacy setting because Xirkle was created without this unnecessary attribute. Consequently, Xirkle does not maintain a user's footprint of online searches. With Xirkle, users can explore the web effortlessly and enjoy the inherent freedom of this vast information frontier. More importantly, Xirkle automatically contains a refined index of reliable and useful information, which is safe for all ages.