Text Quality Reviewer

To check web pages for non-human-readable aria-labels and alt text, use this Skill to identify template variables, code syntax, and placeholder text. It flags low-quality strings to ensure screen reader users understand interactive elements and images.

Low-quality accessible text includes template variables like `{product.name}`, code syntax, placeholder text, duplicate labels, and filename-based alt text. These non-human-readable strings fail WCAG standards and confuse screen reader users navigating web applications.

Yes, this accessibility check works with any web framework or vanilla HTML/CSS/JS. It evaluates text strings used for accessible names independently of the underlying technology stack to enforce WCAG 1.1.1, 4.1.2, and 2.5.3 criteria.

To enforce WCAG 1.1.1, 4.1.2, and 2.5.3 for accessible names, apply this Skill to detect development artifacts and duplicate labels. It ensures all interactive elements and images have descriptive, human-readable text compliant with accessibility standards.

Your screen reader announces template variables because non-human-readable strings like `{product.name}` or code syntax are used for accessible names. This Skill identifies and flags these text defects so you can replace them with descriptive labels.