team-visual-a11y

A WCAG accessibility audit evaluates rendered interfaces for contrast, typography, keyboard navigation, focus visibility, skip links, ARIA, and target-size compliance. This Skill coordinates that visual accessibility QA workflow, running parallel checks across multiple roles to map issues to WCAG standards and generate actionable reports.

Verifying accessibility fixes requires a re-audit loop on the rendered UI. This Skill supports fix verification by re-running visual checks for keyboard focus, color contrast, and text readability after code changes are applied, confirming that remediation actually meets WCAG standards.

Yes, the visual accessibility audit workflow applies to both rendered interfaces and source components. It executes coordinated multi-role checks for typography, focus management, and ARIA mapping across audit, remediation, and re-audit scenarios for either target type.

Generating a prioritized fix plan involves consolidating audit findings into a backlog with WCAG mappings and code-level guidance. This Skill automates that remediation planning step, translating parallel visual audit results into an actionable, prioritized list of accessibility fixes for the development team.

Parallel auditing runs color, typography, and focus checks simultaneously rather than sequentially. This coordinated visual accessibility workflow assigns clear ownership and discovers contrast, keyboard navigation, and ARIA issues faster and more reliably than a manual single-pass review.