presentation-accessibility

Run an accessibility audit on your HTML presentation to validate WCAG 2.1 AA compliance across seven core categories including color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader support, motion preference handling, semantic HTML structure, and responsive zoom behavior. It generates a prioritized list of critical issues and warnings with remediation guidance.

Common accessibility barriers in conference slides include insufficient color contrast ratios, missing keyboard navigation, lack of screen reader compatibility, unhandled motion preferences, poor semantic HTML structure, and non-responsive zoom behavior. An audit identifies these specific barriers and provides clear remediation guidance for each problem.

Validate screen reader compatibility and keyboard navigation by auditing the semantic HTML structure of your presentation. The audit checks whether interactive elements are reachable via keyboard and whether content is properly structured for assistive technologies, generating a report separating critical must-fix issues from recommended warnings.

Yes, you can use this audit for internal company all-hands and client presentations. It ensures all attendees can access and engage with your content regardless of ability by validating inclusive design standards and regulatory adherence across public talks, conferences, and shared business materials.

The best way to fix color contrast and font size issues is to run a WCAG 2.1 AA audit that validates contrast ratios and minimum font sizes. It generates a structured report separating critical must-fix issues from recommended warnings, providing clear remediation guidance for each identified problem.