accessibility-ally

Run an accessibility audit to validate semantic HTML, labeled controls, and accessible names, ensuring your web application is compatible with screen readers. The audit diagnoses markup and naming issues to improve inclusivity for assistive technology users.

Checking color contrast and semantic HTML in a component library involves evaluating visual accessibility and verifying appropriate HTML tagging. This process identifies color-reliant instructions and ensures images have alt attributes to improve overall readability.

Fix keyboard navigation issues by reviewing focus order and verifying the visibility of focus indicators. This ensures keyboard-only users can navigate effectively and resolves focus management problems within your frontend codebase.

Yes, you can validate WCAG-related compliance for frontend codebases by auditing semantic markup, focus management, and color contrast. It ensures labeled controls are connected to inputs and checks for color-reliant instructions.

Accessible name validation fails when labels are not properly connected to inputs. The audit verifies that form controls have associated labels and appropriate semantic markup to ensure screen readers can correctly identify them.