accessibility-auditing

WCAG compliance auditing systematically scans your website for accessibility barriers across WCAG 2.1/2.2 levels. The audit identifies missing alt text, insufficient color contrast, broken keyboard navigation, improper ARIA implementation, and form labeling errors, then prioritizes remediation by severity and impact.

Yes. Automated testing validates keyboard focus management, tab order, and semantic HTML structure that assistive technologies depend on. Live-site testing with Playwright captures evidence of keyboard and screen reader barriers across your application pages.

ARIA validation ensures roles, states, and properties are correctly implemented and match semantic intent. It detects conflicting ARIA attributes, missing live region announcements, improper heading hierarchy, and landmark misuse that confuse assistive technology users.

Color contrast auditing measures foreground and background color ratios against WCAG standards (AA or AAA levels). It flags text, buttons, icons, and interactive elements that fail readability thresholds for users with low vision or color blindness.

Yes. Accessibility auditing covers responsive layouts, mobile viewports, touch targets, and viewport scaling. It validates that keyboard navigation, focus indicators, and screen reader output work across all breakpoints and device sizes.

Semantic HTML validation ensures proper structure—correct heading levels, list markup, and native elements—which is the foundation assistive tech relies on. ARIA checking validates supplemental roles and attributes that enhance semantics when native HTML is insufficient or must be overridden.