web-accessibility-audit

To audit a web page for WCAG 2.1 AA compliance, provide the URL or UI component to the skill. It checks for color contrast, keyboard navigation, ARIA labels, and focus management, returning prioritized fixes with code examples.

A WCAG accessibility audit report includes identified violations across Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust principles. It delivers prioritized fixes featuring specific code examples to remediate issues like poor screen reader compatibility.

You can check ARIA labels and keyboard navigation automatically by running an audit. The process evaluates these specific UI components against WCAG standards and generates actionable code snippets to resolve any identified violations.

This accessibility audit supports both WCAG 2.1 AA and AAA standards. You can specify your target compliance level to evaluate your web pages and UI components for the appropriate color contrast and focus management requirements.

To fix color contrast violations, run the audit to identify failures against WCAG standards. The generated report provides prioritized fixes with specific code examples, allowing you to directly apply the remediation steps to your web components.

You should run a web accessibility audit on your staging environment before a production release. This ensures your web pages meet AA or AAA compliance standards by verifying ARIA labels, screen reader compatibility, and keyboard navigation.