Harness Accessibility

You can detect WCAG AA accessibility violations by scanning code for ARIA patterns, semantic issues, and keyboard navigation gaps. It computes contrast ratios against token colors and generates categorized, WCAG-referenced reports suitable for CI checks and design reviews.

Automated accessibility remediation applies deterministic fixes to design system issues like token-based color contrast failures. It analyzes code patterns, identifies accessibility violations, and optionally adjusts components to align checks with design tokens and improve consistency.

Yes, you can apply accessibility scanning to CI pipelines and PR checks to prevent regressions. It analyzes UI changes across web and mobile codebases, computes contrast ratios, and outputs structured findings that block merging when WCAG AA violations are detected.

Contrast ratio checking evaluates UI colors against token-based design system values to identify accessibility violations. It computes ratios to ensure WCAG AA compliance and can apply deterministic automated remediations to fix contrast issues directly within the token framework.

Yes, automated accessibility scanning works across web and mobile codebases. It analyzes UI components for ARIA and semantic issues, keyboard navigation gaps, and contrast problems, applying consistently to component libraries and design systems regardless of platform.

Automated WCAG remediation is limited to applying deterministic fixes for known accessibility patterns. Complex ARIA implementations and dynamic semantic issues often require manual review, as automated scanning categorizes findings and provides guidance but cannot resolve all contextual violations.