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You are responsible for checking that output is complete, valid and appropriate. Do not paste code into a production site when you do not understand its effect or lack a recovery path.
3. Browser-based tools
SiteFueler tools can generate themes, configuration, CSS values, responsive sizes, palettes, contrast results, screenshots, ZIP files or other output from your input. Processing is designed to occur locally in your browser. Local processing improves privacy but does not guarantee the output is correct, secure, accessible, compatible or legally compliant.
Browser limitations, memory, file structure, malformed inputs, software versions and implementation choices can affect results. Keep your own copy of source input and verify exported files independently.
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5. SEO and business results
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7. Security
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8. Accessibility
Contrast checks, semantic guidance, keyboard testing and accessibility reviews can identify and reduce barriers. They do not by themselves establish conformance with every WCAG success criterion or legal requirement. Accessibility depends on the completed website, ongoing content, third-party components, authoring practices and user testing. SiteFueler will not claim certification unless the scope and evidence support it.
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