accessibility-audit

To audit UI changes for WCAG 2.2 conformance, evaluate semantic markup, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast, and focus management against A, AA, and AAA levels. Use this during testing or design review for any user-facing change.

Checking screen reader compatibility involves evaluating semantic markup and focus management within your UI changes. This Skill assesses these elements against platform accessibility standards to ensure products are usable by people with diverse abilities before release.

Yes, this accessibility audit evaluates color contrast and keyboard navigation. It comprehensively assesses these UI elements alongside semantic markup and screen reader compatibility to ensure your user-facing changes meet WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.

You need to run a WCAG compliance check whenever you develop a new feature or make user-facing changes. Use it during testing or design review phases to identify and prioritize accessibility violations before release.

Yes, you can test against different WCAG 2.2 conformance levels including A, AA, and AAA. The audit evaluates your UI changes against these specific levels to help you identify accessibility violations and ensure your product meets the required compliance standards.