What problem does it solve? Design teams often ship interfaces that exclude users with disabilities because accessibility is treated as a late compliance checkbox rather than a design discipline. This Skill embeds WCAG 2.2 guidance, screen reader experience design, keyboard navigation patterns, and inclusive design principles directly into the design workflow, catching exclusion before it ships. ## Core Features & Use Cases - WCAG 2.2 Design Guidance: Translates the four WCAG principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust) into actionable design decisions covering contrast ratios, touch targets, focus management, and semantic structure. - Screen Reader & Keyboard Experience Design: Provides methodology for reading order, landmarks, heading hierarchy, ARIA live regions, focus traps, and roving tabindex patterns. - Accessibility Testing Methodology: Combines automated tools (axe, Lighthouse, WAVE) with manual keyboard, screen reader, zoom, contrast, and reduced-motion testing to cover the 70% of issues automation misses. - Use Case: Before handing off a checkout flow, run an accessibility audit to verify keyboard operability, screen reader announcements, color contrast, and cognitive load, then produce a prioritized remediation plan (P0-P3). ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to audit your checkout flow design for WCAG 2.2 accessibility issues and produce a prioritized remediation plan.