accessibility

To define accessibility requirements for a new UI flow, you generate an accessibility-guidance artifact that documents the contract, checks, remediation steps, and ownership for cross-functional teams to apply during implementation.

An accessibility contract provides concrete checks and remediation paths for UI surfaces. It specifies verification steps across design, development, and QA to address usability gaps for people with disabilities early in the lifecycle.

You apply accessibility checks across UI components and acceptance criteria by using the generated guidance artifact to drive concrete validation paths, remediation steps, and ownership verification throughout the design and development process.

Yes, you can generate an accessibility remediation plan for existing UI surfaces. The skill produces guidance that documents specific remediation steps and verification methods to fix usability gaps during development and QA.

The best way to document accessibility ownership is to produce an accessibility-guidance artifact that explicitly maps the contract, checks, and remediation steps to specific teams across design, development, and QA.