accessibility-basic-check

To perform a basic accessibility check, provide the affected UI components and design specifications to validate color contrast, keyboard navigation, and form labeling for common violations.

A basic UI accessibility audit checks for sufficient text and background color contrast, verifies interactive elements are keyboard navigable, and ensures all form controls have associated descriptive labels.

Yes, you need to provide design specifications and user input on the affected pages or components to ensure accurate validation of color contrast, keyboard navigation, and form labeling.

You can verify keyboard navigation and form labeling by running an accessibility audit that checks if interactive elements are focusable and if all form controls have associated, descriptive labels.

You should use an accessibility checklist before submitting a pull request when you make UI changes, such as altering form styling, to prevent breaking color contrast or keyboard accessibility.