What problem does it solve?
Accessibility gaps prevent people with disabilities from using websites effectively, leading to poor usability and non-compliance with WCAG 2.2 requirements.
Core Features & Use Cases
- WCAG 2.2 audit guidance: Covers key success criteria across text alternatives, color contrast, keyboard access, focus management, language, forms, error handling, and robust ARIA practices.
- Actionable fixes and patterns: Provides practical examples for screen-reader-friendly labeling, live regions, skip links, focus traps, and accessible authentication flows.
- Testing checklist and issue triage: Includes automated and manual testing steps plus a “common issues by impact” prioritization to help teams fix what matters first.
- Use case: You have a production web page with frequent icon-only controls and a modal dialog; use this skill to verify accessible names, keyboard behavior, focus visibility, and focus not obscured behavior, then apply targeted remediations.
Quick Start
Use the accessibility skill to audit the site for WCAG 2.2 issues and generate a prioritized list of concrete fixes for keyboard navigation, contrast, focus behavior, and screen-reader semantics.