a11y-checker

WCAG accessibility audits identify conformance issues in your stylesheets by checking color contrast, focus indicators, keyboard navigation, and screen-reader support. This Skill scans CSS to detect violations against WCAG 2.2 standards and provides actionable fixes to meet accessibility requirements.

CSS accessibility checks cover color contrast ratios, focus indicator visibility, keyboard navigation flow, reduced motion preferences, text sizing, semantic order, and screen-reader compatibility. The audit identifies which elements fail WCAG 2.2 thresholds and explains how to remediate them.

Yes. The Skill performs accessibility audits and produces concrete CSS changes to satisfy WCAG requirements. During code reviews, it identifies violations and delivers specific fixes for contrast, focus states, keyboard operability, and semantic structure.

Keyboard navigation and focus indicator checks are core features. The audit verifies logical focus order, focus visibility, keyboard operability, and skip navigation patterns to ensure your CSS meets WCAG 2.2 standards for keyboard-only users.

Color contrast ensures text and UI elements are readable by meeting WCAG luminosity thresholds. Focus indicators make keyboard navigation visible by highlighting which element receives keyboard input. Both are audited separately to identify distinct CSS remediation needs.

Yes. The audit checks for reduced-motion CSS handling, responsive typography rules, and text-scaling support to ensure your stylesheets respect user preferences and meet WCAG 2.2 standards for motion sensitivity and readability.