I work for a local city government as a GIS Analyst.
In our efforts to meet web accessibility standard compliance, we have found that the text card as it works now is susceptible to many WCAG standard failures.
It would be very helpful if there was a built-in accessibility checker in the text card, so that users unfamiliar with HTML and CSS coding can easily identify if they have made an accessibility mistake when designing their web page. This checker could assess if the html contains deprecated html elements, header structure, and missing alt text for images and links.
This would allow for users that are less familiar with HTML to be able to build web pages that are accessible and reduce the number of mistakes and corrections needed when performing accessibility reviews.
