frontend-semantic-auditor

To audit frontend code for accessibility and SEO compliance, review semantic HTML structure, validate heading hierarchies, check keyboard support, verify form labeling, and ensure correct meta tag generation across React, Vue, or plain HTML pages.

Semantic HTML enforcement replaces generic divs with appropriate landmarks like nav, main, and article. You need it for web pages to ensure screen reader navigation, keyboard accessibility, and proper metadata for search performance.

Semantic HTML and a11y auditing works with React and Vue components, as well as plain HTML. It applies accessible frontend patterns to UI components and landing pages to ensure landmarks, keyboard interactions, and metadata are correct.

To fix keyboard accessibility and ARIA patterns in UI components, implement keyboard-friendly interactions and ARIA-conscious patterns that ensure controls are reachable, avoiding non-interactive div sprawl across web pages.

Your landing page may have poor usability and discoverability because it misses semantic structure, accessible controls, and SEO best practices. Validating heading hierarchy, form labeling, and alt text ensures screen reader navigation and correct metadata.

The best way to generate accessible frontend HTML with correct meta tags is to enforce semantic HTML landmarks, verify descriptive alt text on images, and validate proper form labeling to support data capture and SEO compliance.