specimin-ui-accessibility

WCAG 2.1 AA compliance for generated UI requires automated audits of semantic HTML, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, and focus management, followed by manual validation. This Skill performs structured semantic HTML audits and produces an accessibility report with a mandatory QA checklist to catch issues automation cannot detect alone.

Yes. Automated accessibility audits fix semantic HTML, validate ARIA usage, check keyboard navigation, and verify focus management in generated UI components. However, full accessibility validation requires completing a mandatory manual testing checklist, since automated tools cannot verify all user experience aspects.

A semantic HTML audit verifies proper landmark usage, navigation structure, form control labeling, and heading hierarchy in your code. This Skill enforces semantic HTML where possible and applies ARIA attributes only when necessary to improve accessibility of AI-generated UI code.

Keyboard accessibility testing verifies all interactive elements are reachable and operable via keyboard, and focus moves predictably through the interface. This Skill includes automated checks for keyboard navigation and focus management, plus a comprehensive manual testing checklist you must complete to validate real-world keyboard usability.

Yes. Automated audits catch many issues, but accessibility requires human validation with assistive technologies and manual keyboard testing. This Skill enforces a mandatory manual testing checklist alongside automated fixes to ensure generated components are truly accessible.

You receive an accessibility report documenting all fixes applied, a mandatory QA testing checklist, and corrected code on your feature branch. The report covers WCAG 2.1 AA compliance status, semantic HTML improvements, ARIA implementations, and keyboard navigation fixes.