web-accessibility

Define accessibility acceptance criteria by translating feature flows into explicit semantic structures, keyboard interaction contracts, and assistive technology requirements before implementation begins. This ensures complex custom modals or composite widgets remain fully accessible.

Ensure WCAG 2.2 conformance by applying a structured protocol for both manual and automated testing. This evidence-based verification validates native HTML semantics, ARIA pattern implementation, and multi-modal input compatibility across your web interface.

Implement ARIA patterns and keyboard navigation by defining explicit focus management rules and semantic structures for assistive technologies. This process translates visual designs into functional, multi-modal interfaces compatible with screen readers.

Verify focus management whenever building interactive components that require assistive technology support. You need it to satisfy technical requirements for native HTML semantics and ensure multi-modal input works correctly for users with disabilities.

Yes, screen-reader compatibility is validated through a structured verification protocol that supports both manual and automated testing. This ensures your front-end workflows meet WCAG 2.2 standards and multi-modal input requirements.