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Run an accessibility audit on your web pages or front-end project to identify WCAG gaps in keyboard navigation, screen reader support, and contrast. The review produces a prioritized remediation plan with concrete fixes and verification steps.

Perform a pre-launch accessibility audit to check screen reader support and alt text. This review catches missing alt text, broken heading structures, and inaccessible custom controls, then returns a prioritized list of blockers and major issues.

Yes, you can use an accessibility audit to fix form semantics and focus states. The audit reviews front-end components for label compliance and focus management, separating blockers from minor polish to guide methodical implementation.

This web audit works for both individual front-end components and full pages. It applies plan-mode reviews against design and code checklists to evaluate contrast, labels, and keyboard access regardless of the project scope.

Prioritize accessibility fixes by separating audit findings into blockers, major issues, and minor polish. This structured remediation plan ensures critical keyboard navigation and screen reader barriers are resolved before minor contrast adjustments.

A checklist-based web accessibility audit may not catch dynamic runtime issues if the front-end project lacks static HTML to review. Use it to identify structural WCAG gaps in semantics and contrast, but verify interactive keyboard behavior manually.