accessibility-guard

To check React components for WCAG 2.2 AA compliance, audit the UI code to enforce inclusive patterns for keyboard navigation, focus management, and semantic HTML. This ensures proper labeling and avoids color-only cues for interactive elements.

Managing focus in modal dialogs requires following WAI-ARIA APG guidance to trap focus within the dialog and return it to the trigger upon closure. Proper ARIA usage ensures screen readers announce dynamic content insertion correctly.

Ensuring keyboard navigation works requires auditing your UI code to verify all interactive elements are reachable in a logical tab order. You must enforce proper focus indicators and semantic HTML first, preferring native elements over ARIA where possible.

Yes, the accessibility audit covers forms and prefers-reduced-motion settings. It evaluates forms for proper labels, aria-describedby for errors, and accessible labels for icons, while also enforcing WCAG 2.2 AA contrast and respecting motion preferences.

Aria-live regions may not announce form errors correctly if the UI code lacks proper aria-describedby linkages or semantic HTML error messaging. Auditing the ARIA patterns ensures dynamic error insertions are properly labeled and announced to assistive technologies.

Yes, you can use accessibility-guard for Next.js navigational elements and route changes. It audits focus management during route transitions and verifies navigational elements across web and mobile interfaces for proper WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.