What problem does it solve? Interactive UI code often ships with accessibility defects—unlabeled icon buttons, keyboard-inaccessible controls, broken focus handling in dialogs, and form errors that screen readers cannot announce. This Skill audits HTML against prioritized WCAG-aligned rules and produces minimal, targeted fixes instead of large rewrites. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Prioritized rule audit: Reviews code against nine ranked categories covering accessible names, keyboard access, focus and dialogs, semantics, forms and errors, announcements, contrast, media, and tool boundaries. - Violation reporting: Quotes the exact offending snippet, explains why it fails, and proposes a concrete code-level fix. - Minimal-fix philosophy: Prefers native HTML elements over ARIA hacks and avoids refactoring unrelated code. - Use Case: While building a modal dialog with a form, run the audit to catch missing focus trapping, unlinked error messages, and an icon-only close button before shipping. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review your HTML or component file for accessibility violations using the fixing-accessibility rules and report each issue with a concrete fix.
