android-accessibility

Audits Jetpack Compose screens for accessibility issues and provides remediation guidance.

1|Updated Sep 7, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sahuadarsh0/Wallet --skill android-accessibility-sahuadarsh0
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Skill: android-accessibility
Source: https://github.com/sahuadarsh0/Wallet/tree/main/.cursor/skills/android-accessibility
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sahuadarsh0/Wallet --skill android-accessibility-sahuadarsh0

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Helps developers audit and fix accessibility issues in Android apps, with a focus on Jetpack Compose, to ensure inclusive and usable UIs.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Guided accessibility checks for content descriptions, touch targets, color contrast, focus order, and semantics.
  • Actionable remediation prompts and best practices for common Compose UI patterns.
  • Use cases include auditing screens for TalkBack compatibility, validating color contrast across themes, and validating heading semantics for screen readers.

Quick Start

Analyze a Jetpack Compose screen to generate an accessibility audit checklist and recommended fixes.

Frequently Asked Questions about android-accessibility

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I audit Jetpack Compose UI for TalkBack screen reader compatibility?

To audit Jetpack Compose UI for TalkBack screen reader compatibility, this skill generates a checklist validating content descriptions, focus order, and heading semantics to identify accessibility gaps and provide remediation guidance.

What is the best way to fix color contrast and touch target size issues in Android?

The best way to fix color contrast and touch target size issues in Android is to run an accessibility audit that enforces checks for contrast across themes and minimum touch dimensions, providing actionable remediation prompts and safe defaults.

How do I validate semantics and focus order in Jetpack Compose?

You validate semantics and focus order in Jetpack Compose by auditing custom components and screens to identify accessibility gaps, ensuring correct heading grouping and focus navigation for screen readers.

Can I audit custom Compose components for accessibility gaps?

Yes, you can audit custom Compose components for accessibility gaps. The audit applies to images, icons, text, buttons, and custom components to enforce checks for content descriptions and semantics with actionable prompts.

Do I need external dependencies to check Android accessibility in Compose?

No external dependencies are required to check Android accessibility in Compose. The audit operates directly on your Compose-based UI code to identify issues and provide remediation guidance and best practices.