What problem does it solve? Interfaces often block users who rely on screen readers, keyboards, captions, or reduced motion, and teams lack a structured way to find and fix these barriers. This Skill provides a POUR-based audit framework and concrete checklists to make products usable by people with disabilities. ## Core Features & Use Cases - POUR Audit Framework: Walks Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust principles with an 8-step checklist covering keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, structure, forms, targets, media, and zoom. - Cognitive Accessibility Guidance: Applies W3C COGA's eight objectives for clear language, low memory load, and forgiving flows beyond WCAG conformance. - Motion and Sensory Patterns: Provides prefers-reduced-motion CSS patterns, photosensitivity limits, and older-user ability guidance. - Use Case: When asked to make a checkout flow accessible, use this Skill to tab through the flow, verify screen-reader announcements, check contrast ratios, and confirm reduced-motion handling. ## Quick Start Audit this checkout page for accessibility issues and list the fixes needed for keyboard, screen reader, and contrast compliance.
