accessibility

Audit WCAG 2.1 compliance by evaluating web content, forms, images, and keyboard navigation against the four core POUR principles: perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. This process identifies accessibility issues and generates specific remediation strategies.

Check color contrast ratios by comparing the provided text and background colors against WCAG 2.1 accessibility thresholds. This ensures digital content remains perceivable and usable for individuals with visual impairments, providing exact remediation steps if ratios fail.

Yes, you can test forms and keyboard navigation by simulating screen reader interactions and common accessibility tools. This identifies operability barriers and provides remediation strategies ensuring all users can navigate and submit forms effectively.

WCAG compliance covers both images and interactive web content by requiring proper alt text for visuals and accessible operable states for interactive elements. This ensures digital products are robust and understandable for all users regardless of disability.

Common accessibility issues include missing alt text on images, insufficient color contrast, inaccessible form fields, and poor keyboard navigation. Auditing against WCAG 2.1 guidelines identifies these barriers and suggests targeted remediation strategies to ensure digital accessibility.

Web content fails keyboard navigation tests when interactive elements lack proper focus management or operable states required by WCAG 2.1 guidelines. Auditing keyboard interactions identifies these barriers and provides remediation strategies to ensure full operability without a mouse.