ForgeSuite Wiki

Build a page with HTMLForge

HTMLForge is a free, browser-based visual HTML builder for putting together a page without writing markup by hand.

1. Open HTMLForge from the Tools menu.
2. Drag ready-made blocks — heroes, navbars, feature grids, pricing cards, galleries and more — onto the canvas.
3. Click any element to edit its text inline, or restyle it with the style inspector.
4. Use the layers tree to reorder or nest elements.
5. Preview your page at desktop, tablet and mobile sizes.
6. Open or save the HTML file directly on your machine, or export clean, standalone HTML you can host anywhere.

Draw a diagram with VisualForge

VisualForge is a browser-based diagramming tool for flowcharts, network maps and process diagrams.

1. Open VisualForge and click Open the canvas.
2. Drag boxes onto the canvas and connect them to build your diagram.
3. Export your finished diagram as a PNG, or turn it into a complete Word document — cover page, risks and recommendations included — in one click.

Crop an image with CropForge

1. Open CropForge and click Choose image, or drag and drop an image onto the page.
2. Pick an aspect ratio — Free crop, Square 1:1, 4:3, 3:4 (portrait), 16:9 or 9:16 (portrait) — or drag the crop box and its handles freely.
3. Click Crop image, then Download to save the result.

Format and validate JSON with JSONForge

1. Open JSONForge and paste your JSON into the Input panel.
2. Click Format to pretty-print it, or Minify to compress it onto one line.
3. Click Copy output to copy the result to your clipboard.

Test an API with APIForge

1. Open APIForge and enter the URL you want to call.
2. Choose GET or POST.
3. For POST requests, add your request body as JSON.
4. Click Send. The Response panel shows the status code and the formatted response body.

Write Markdown with MarkdownForge

1. Open MarkdownForge and type or paste Markdown into the editor.
2. Watch the Preview panel update live as you type, rendering headings, bold and italic text, and inline code.

Run a query with SQLForge

1. Open SQLForge — it loads with a small demo dataset and a sample query already in the editor.
2. Edit the query in the Query panel.
3. Click Run Demo Query to see the Results.

Run a site audit — AccessibilityForge, SEOForge, SecurityForge, PerformanceForge

These four tools share the same one-off scanner:

1. Open the tool and either enter a live website URL and click Scan Website, or paste a page’s HTML and click Scan Pasted HTML if the site blocks direct scanning.
2. Review the score and the list of checks, each marked pass, warning or fail with a short explanation.

What each one checks:

• AccessibilityForge — WCAG 2.2 / EAA readiness: page language, title, heading structure, image alt text, form labels, accessible button names, and page landmarks.
• SEOForge — on-page SEO: title tag and meta description length, H1 usage, canonical URL, Open Graph tags, structured data (JSON-LD), and the mobile viewport tag.
• SecurityForge — HTTPS usage, security headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy), mixed content, and insecure form actions.
• PerformanceForge — script and stylesheet counts, lazy-loaded images, image dimensions, non-blocking scripts, the viewport tag, and overall HTML size.

Install ForgeSuite as an app

1. Open forgesuite.dev in Chrome, Edge or Safari.
2. Look for an install icon in the address bar on desktop, or choose “Add to Home Screen” from the browser’s share or menu button on mobile.
3. Once installed, ForgeSuite opens in its own window, and pages you’ve already visited stay available even offline.

Manage your cookie preferences

1. Scroll to the footer of any page and click Cookie settings.
2. Choose Accept all, Essential only, or toggle preferences individually, then Save preferences.
3. Reopen this panel at any time from the same footer link.