accessibility-expert

To check for WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 compliance, you analyze your website's code to identify accessibility violations. This process audits your digital content against standard guidelines to ensure it is usable by everyone, including people with disabilities.

Fixing WAI-ARIA errors involves analyzing your web page code to identify incorrect ARIA attributes and resolving them. Correct implementation ensures assistive technologies can accurately interpret and interact with your dynamic web content.

Optimizing for screen readers requires analyzing your HTML and ARIA usage to ensure proper semantic structure and labels. This resolves compatibility issues, allowing assistive technologies to correctly read and navigate your digital content.

Ensuring keyboard navigation involves auditing your interactive elements to verify they are fully accessible without a mouse. This process identifies and resolves focus management and tab order issues, meeting strict accessibility standards.

An accessibility audit typically uncovers violations like poor color contrast, missing alt text on images, and keyboard navigation barriers. Identifying these specific issues allows you to generate targeted code recommendations for full compliance.

Yes, you can use this to identify missing alt text and color contrast problems by analyzing your source code. It detects these specific accessibility violations and provides precise code recommendations to fix them.