a11y-annotation-generator

ARIA labels and roles annotate HTML elements to communicate structure and purpose to screen readers. This Skill automatically detects missing accessibility attributes in your HTML, JSX, or Vue templates and adds appropriate aria-labels, roles, and semantic markup to improve screen reader support and help meet WCAG compliance standards.

Yes. The Skill analyzes your HTML and JSX templates to identify accessibility gaps, then outputs annotated markup with correct ARIA attributes, alt text, and keyboard-accessible patterns. It preserves your existing visuals and behavior while enhancing screen reader support.

The Skill adds ARIA labels, roles, alt text, and semantic HTML patterns to web component code. It applies these annotations across HTML, JSX, and Vue templates to ensure content is properly labeled for assistive technologies and compliant with WCAG accessibility standards.

Yes. The Skill supports accessibility annotation across HTML, JSX, and Vue templates, so you can improve screen reader support and WCAG compliance regardless of which template format you're using.

Apply this Skill to detect missing accessibility attributes in your templates and add correct ARIA labels, roles, alt text, and semantic HTML. The annotated output helps meet WCAG compliance requirements, though full validation requires manual testing with assistive technologies and expert accessibility review.

Manual annotation is time-consuming and error-prone across large codebases. Automated annotation detects missing attributes systematically, applies consistent ARIA patterns, and generates alt text based on context, reducing gaps and speeding up the accessibility improvement process across your templates.