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Build accessible interactive components using a pipeline that generates vanilla JS and CSS code, then runs a bounded accessibility fix loop to resolve critical and high issues. The process outputs complete, tested component code without external library dependencies.

Adding keyboard navigation and reduced-motion support to scroll-snap galleries requires orchestrating interaction design and accessibility testing. A coordinated pipeline generates the vanilla JS behavior and runs audits to validate keyboard navigation and reduced-motion support.

You can model complex web interactions using a state machine and automatically test accessibility by dispatching tasks to specialized workers. The pipeline runs audits on the built components and triggers targeted fix rounds for critical accessibility issues.

This approach requires no external CSS or JavaScript dependencies for interactive components. It enforces a vanilla, no-dependency build constraint throughout the component pipeline to ensure lightweight, accessible outputs.

Accessibility testing loops fail to converge when issues exceed the bounded fix limit. The pipeline uses a bounded accessibility fix loop allowing up to two targeted builder rounds to resolve critical and high issues before terminating the session.