What problem does it solve? Frontend teams often ship React applications without knowing whether they meet accessibility standards, and manual WCAG reviews are slow and inconsistent. This Skill statically audits a TypeScript/React codebase against an opinionated WCAG 2.2 AA baseline and produces structured findings plus an optional implementation plan. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Three-layer audit: Checks tooling and automation (eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y, axe-core, CI enforcement), component patterns (semantic HTML, ARIA, keyboard support, forms, contrast), and the application shell (landmarks, skip links, route announcements, document titles). - Structured findings contract: Writes findings.md, findings.json, snapshot.md, and metadata.json to .architect-audits/accessibility-audit/ using schema 2.0.0 for downstream scoring. - Framework-aware detection: Recognizes Next.js, Remix, Vite-React, and Create React App, and emits framework-specific hints for route announcements and title primitives. - Use Case: Run /accessibility-audit on a Next.js codebase before a release to get a Top 5 list of accessibility gaps, then confirm to generate an implementation plan for the fixes. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to run /accessibility-audit on your React project to receive a concise Top 5 accessibility findings summary and an optional implementation plan.