FF Beacon exists to close two gaps at once. Casual fantasy players have nowhere to learn how the analytics work without wading through jargon. And almost every fantasy app out there is borderline unusable with a screen reader.
That is not a niche complaint. It blocks a whole community from playing the game well. FF Beacon is built accessibility-first from day one. Real semantic HTML, real ARIA, keyboard everywhere, contrast that meets WCAG AAA where possible, and writing that actually explains what target share means before assuming you already know.
The rest of the site is just good fantasy work: clean rankings, fast Sleeper sync, a FAAB calculator that uses market value plus your real need, and player pages that are built to be skimmed by ear, not just by eye.
Built by Michael, who has played fantasy for 20 years and went from 1 dynasty league to 50 in a single year by leaning on stats over visuals. The full story is on his author page.