sdcorejs-review-accessibility-nextjs

To audit Next.js App Router accessibility across locales, run automated Lighthouse and axe-core probes on each locale path to validate dynamic html lang attributes, route change focus management, and semantic markup, generating a prioritized report with WCAG Success Criteria references.

Next.js accessibility checks for pre-launch include validating dynamic html lang updates, verifying focus management on App Router route changes, testing locale switcher announcements, and ensuring dialog and modal focus trapping meet WCAG Success Criteria.

Yes, the accessibility audit executes Lighthouse and axe-core style checks on both /vi and /en locale paths to catch language-specific issues, ensuring the cross-track baseline review covers locale-sensitive findings for each page.

Fixing App Router focus management issues requires validating focus behavior on route changes using automated probes, then remediating the identified focus traps or missing focus shifts according to the WCAG Success Criteria referenced in the audit report.

Yes, axe-core and pa11y style checks can validate Next.js locale switcher announcements by running automated accessibility probes on the locale paths to detect missing ARIA live regions or inadequate semantic markup during language transitions.

Accessibility reports categorize findings into Critical, Important, and Minor to prioritize remediation efforts, linking each issue to relevant WCAG Success Criteria so developers can resolve the most severe accessibility blockers on the landing site first.