What problem does it solve?
Fix common and subtle accessibility regressions in user interfaces by auditing labels, ARIA attributes, keyboard behavior, focus management, contrast, and semantic structure so users with disabilities can reliably interact with the UI.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Targeted audits: Identify missing accessible names, unlabeled inputs, icon-only buttons without aria-labels, and links with non-descriptive text.
- Keyboard & focus fixes: Ensure tab order, focus visibility, focus trap behavior for modals, and Escape-to-close patterns.
- WCAG alignment: Surface contrast issues, announcement patterns (aria-live, aria-busy), proper form error associations, and recommendations that avoid unnecessary library migrations.
- Use Case: During a code review for a new modal or form, run the review to get exact failing snippets, one-line explanations, and minimal, copy-paste fixes that preserve existing UI code.
Quick Start
Run the fixing-accessibility review on a changed UI file to receive quoted violations, why each matters, and concise code-level fixes prioritizing native semantics and minimal change.