Credits

Audityxe is the original, open-source work of Zelvior — but no project is built from nothing. Here's every tool, platform, framework, and source of inspiration that went into it, with credit where it's due.

Note on logos: rather than embed third-party trademarked logo images (which risks using an outdated or incorrect mark), each entry below is a plain-text credit with a themed icon badge and a link to the real source.

Core stack

Typography

Interactive elements

The hover-reveal button in the footer and the isometric loading animation are both rebuilt, re-themed adaptations of community-contributed snippets from Uiverse.io — recolored from their original palettes to Audityxe's own, and rewritten as reusable, typed React components, but the original interaction design is theirs.

Inspiration & references

The audit engine's newer checks (UX heuristics, AI-crawler/GEO readiness) were informed by general, publicly-documented best practices rather than any one proprietary source — but two are worth naming directly for the categories of thinking they represent:

• Checklist Design — a curated library of UI/UX design checklists. Audityxe doesn't reproduce their checklist content (it's their original, proprietary work); their category structure informed which additional UX-heuristic checks were worth writing from scratch for the audit engine.
• WCAG 2.1 AA — the accessibility module's contrast, keyboard-navigation, and focus-management checks follow the W3C's published Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

Hosting & infrastructure

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