accessibility-audit-websites

A website accessibility audit checks pages against WCAG standards by evaluating semantic structure, headings, alt text, forms, focus states, and color contrast. This Skill scans websites to identify usability barriers for users with disabilities and ensures compliance before deployment.

An accessibility audit evaluates semantic HTML structure, heading hierarchy, alt text on images, form labels, focus states, and color contrast ratios. This Skill scans these specific elements to identify barriers and ensure websites meet WCAG standards for users with disabilities.

Yes, QA teams can use this accessibility audit to check websites before deployment. It is specifically designed for web developers and QA teams to identify and resolve WCAG compliance issues, ensuring website accessibility prior to releasing production updates.

The best way to check color contrast and focus states for WCAG compliance is running an automated accessibility audit. This Skill evaluates focus visibility and contrast ratios alongside semantic structure, providing a comprehensive report of accessibility issues.

No specific framework is required to perform a website accessibility audit with this Skill. It operates independently without dependencies, allowing web developers to scan any website for WCAG compliance issues like missing alt text and poor color contrast.