alfadocs-accessibility-review

To audit an application interface for WCAG compliance, review screens, dialogs, and forms for keyboard reachability, focus visibility, target size, contrast, and accessible names. This pre-ship process catches accessibility defects across light, dark, accessible, and RTL themes before users do.

Focus management ensures keyboard users can navigate interactive elements logically. It works with a UI kit by preserving built-in semantics and focus handling, verifying that custom overrides do not break keyboard reachability, focus visibility, or overlay behaviors across application states.

Check contrast and target size for RTL and dark mode layouts by validating theme and locale behavior across directional UI. This ensures layouts remain usable, target sizes meet WCAG standards, and logical properties handle translated strings correctly across locales.

Yes, this accessibility review works with screens, toasts, and empty states. It comprehensively audits dialogs, drawers, forms, loading states, and error states for common WCAG failures, producing a clear list of blockers, warnings, and notes with file references.

The best way to verify reduced motion and translated strings in an a11y audit is to check logical properties and motion preferences during a pre-ship review. This validates that directional UI remains usable and translated strings render correctly across accessible themes.

Overriding the UI kit breaks accessibility semantics because custom overrides disrupt built-in focus handling, keyboard reachability, and overlay behaviors. A kit-preserving review verifies that the app keeps built-in accessibility benefits instead of breaking them with custom overrides.