accessibility-audit

An accessibility audit checks your interface for keyboard flow, focus visibility, semantics, contrast, and motion. It generates an audit packet detailing release blockers, follow-up remediation steps, and implementation notes to resolve operability gaps with assistive technology.

An accessibility audit packet is a structured deliverable containing release blockers, follow-up items, and implementation notes. It provides actionable guidance to remediate keyboard navigation, focus management, semantics, contrast, motion, and live region gaps before UI ships.

Yes, accessibility audits are applicable to complex widgets, modals, dialogs, forms, and navigation across both desktop and mobile environments. They specifically evaluate operability with assistive technology to ensure compliance before release.

Check keyboard flow and focus visibility by auditing the UI to ensure all interactive elements are operable without a mouse and focus indicators are clear. The audit verifies these accessibility gaps are resolved for users relying on assistive technology.

The best way to identify live regions and motion gaps is through a comprehensive accessibility audit of the target UI. This process evaluates dynamic content updates and motion triggers to ensure they meet operability requirements for assistive technology users.