What problem does it solve?
Accessibility audits often miss the real-world barriers that prevent people with disabilities from using digital products; this Skill identifies those barriers, differentiates automated false positives from manual failures, and translates findings into actionable fixes tied to WCAG success criteria.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Standards-based auditing: Evaluates interfaces against WCAG 2.2 AA (and AAA when specified) and references exact success criteria for each finding.
- Automated + manual testing: Combines axe-core/Lighthouse-style automated scans with manual assistive-technology testing (VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS), keyboard-only flows, zoom/high-contrast checks, and reduced-motion verification.
- Actionable remediation: Produces prioritized reports with severity, WCAG references, code examples (ARIA/semantic HTML/focus management), and verification steps for developers and designers.
- Use Case: Run a pre-release audit of a single-page web app to find keyboard traps, screen reader announcement failures, and contrast issues, then deliver a prioritized remediation plan that dev teams can implement.
Quick Start
Run a combined automated scan and manual screen reader walkthrough of the target page, document each issue with the WCAG criterion and a code-level remediation, and produce a prioritized audit report.