TL;DR
According to AChecker there are 3 speed tests without known problems with the WCAG 2.0 (Level AA) guidelines. These speed tests are: Xfinity xFi Speed Test, Internet Speed at a Glance and Ookla Speedtest.
Contents
Introduction
Testing whether a web page meets the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines is not always easy.
Fortunately, there are tools like AChecker that make it possible to quickly run a number of automatic tests.
A web page that fails this test does not meet web content accessibility guidelines. A web page that does pass may meet web content accessibility guidelines. Additional investigation may be required.
Method of measurement
For this test we visit the homepage of the speed test and test this web page with the AChecker's Web Accessibility Checker.
For this test we use ACheckers's standard options (Guidelines to check against WCAG 2.0 (Level AA)).
Speed tests to test
Because this is a relative simple test, the unique speed tests as collected at ZOMDir will be tested.
The measurements
- Astound speedtest has 4 known problems, 0 likely problems and 55 potential problems
- Bandwidth Place has 39 known problems, 0 likely problems and 468 potential problems
- Bredbandskollen has 16 known problems, 0 likely problems and 194 potential problems
- Broadband Internet Speed test (Gone) has 5 known problems, 0 likely problems and 63 potential problems
- Broadband Speed Checker has 4 known problems, 1 likely problem and 227 potential problems
- Cloudflare has 2 known problems, 0 likely problems and 49 potential problems
- Comparitech has 6 known problems, 0 likely problems and 221 potential problems
- DSLReports has 29 known problems, 0 likely problems and 264 potential problems
- Fast has 10 known problems, 0 likely problems and 71 potential problems
- Fireprobe has 128 known problems, 0 likely problems and 165 potential problems
- Google Fiber has 3 known problems, 0 likely problems and 12 potential problems
- Internet Speed at a Glance has 0 known problems, 0 likely problems and 108 potential problems
- LibreSpeed has 6 known problems, 1 likely problem and 42 potential problems
- M-Lab has 2 known problems, 0 likely problems and 71 potential problems
- Meter.net has 16 known problems, 0 likely problems and 127 potential problems
- N Perf has 53 known problems, 0 likely problems and 238 potential problems
- Ookla Speedtest has 0 known problems, 0 likely problems and 174 potential problems
- Open Speed Test has 2 known problems, 0 likely problems and 101 potential problems
- SamKnows has 4 known problems, 0 likely problems and 31 potential problems
- SpeedCheck has 1 known problem, 0 likely problems and 135 potential problems
- SpeedOf.me has 10 known problems, 0 likely problems and 58 potential problems
- SpeedOf.me API Sample Page has 21 known problems, 0 likely problems and 44 potential problems
- SpeedSmart has 33 known problems, 0 likely problems and 158 potential problems
- Speedtest4.PHP not possible to test
- TestMy.net has 1 known problem, 0 likely problems and 28 potential problems
- Toast has 16 known problems, 0 likely problems and 138 potential problems
- Which Broadband Speed Test has 18 known problems, 0 likely problems and 56 potential problems
- Xfinity xFi Speed Test has 0 known problems, 0 likely problems and 0 potential problems
Conclusions
Based on the above measurements, we conclude that:
- The minimum number of known problems is 0
- The maximum number of known problems is 128 (Fireprobe)
- The average number of known problems is 16
- The median of the number of known problems is 6
- There are 2 speed tests with 1 likely problem
- The minimum number of potential problems is 0
- The maximum number of potential problems is 468 (Bandwidth Place)
- The average number of potential problems is 122
- The median of the number of potential problems is 101
There are 3 speed tests without known problems. These speed tests are: Xfinity xFi Speed Test, Internet Speed at a Glance and Ookla Speedtest.