Zource vs CheckSite

Zource shows any webpage alongside its HTML source, formatted and syntax-highlighted, in one split-screen view. Browse to a URL and see the page render up top while the source code appears below. Drag the divider to resize the panels, search within the source, copy or share it, or open the full-screen code view. Built for developers, designers, and anyone curious about how the web is built. Features: • Live split view: webpage + source side by side • Syntax-highlighted, pretty-printed HTML • Search and highlight in source • Copy, share, and open in Safari • Browsing history • Works on iPhone and iPad

CheckSite: find potential problems in HTML and CSS When making websites, you need to keep an eye on two types of standards: the official web standards, which are checked by the W3C Validator, and the unofficial standard of making sure that your website actually works as intended on all commonly used browsers. The advantage of using CheckSite is that it checks both, and that it does it automatically for all pages within your website. When done, CheckSite will produce an overview of all potential issues found in all pages, including an easy-to-read summary. Main features • CheckSite is fast and user friendly • Checks against both web standards, known issues, and best practices • Finds links to other pages in your website and checks them as well • Gives an easy-to-read summary of the results The checks • Browser compatibility (e.g. does the page use constructs that are known to cause problems in certain browsers?) • SEO (e.g. does the page adhere to SEO guidelines?) • User experience (e.g. does the page have a favicon?) • Internationalization (e.g. does the page use UTF-8 encoding?) If you like our app, please rate it in the Mac App Store so that we can use your feedback and keep creating updates.