audit-stories

Auditing user stories for accessibility involves reviewing the backlog to identify missing criteria like keyboard operability, screen reader support, and visual contrast. The audit generates per-story findings, added acceptance criteria, and recurring inclusion patterns to enable remediation.

Accessibility criteria for inclusive user stories should cover keyboard operability, screen reader support, visual accessibility like contrast, and cognitive simplicity. Auditing the backlog identifies where these criteria are missing and adds concrete acceptance criteria directly to affected stories.

Yes, you can add missing accessibility acceptance criteria directly to existing backlog stories without creating new tickets. The audit identifies disability inclusion gaps and injects concrete acceptance criteria additions directly into the affected stories.

You need a disability inclusion audit during backlog reviews, sprint planning, or PRD audits. Performing the audit at these stages ensures every user story considers diverse abilities and contains necessary accessibility criteria before development begins.

The best way to identify edge cases and recurring accessibility patterns is to audit the sprint backlog for disability inclusion gaps. This produces a summary of recurring patterns and per-story findings, highlighting missing accessibility criteria across the feature set.