What problem does it solve?
Web accessibility gaps can prevent users with disabilities from using your site, and they can also create compliance and usability risk when keyboard navigation, ARIA semantics, and screen reader support are missing or incorrect.
Core Features & Use Cases
- ARIA pattern guidance: Implements common accessibility patterns such as toggle buttons, modal dialogs, and navigation menus using appropriate ARIA attributes and roles.
- Keyboard navigation & focus management: Adds focus trapping, Escape handling, and restore-focus behavior to ensure dialogs and interactive components are usable without a mouse.
- Accessible form construction: Produces form fields with correct labels, required/invalid states, and error messaging using aria-required, aria-invalid, aria-describedby, and role="alert".
- Contrast and visual accessibility checks: Applies WCAG AA contrast targets for normal text, large text, and UI components.
- Screen-reader-only helper patterns: Supports sr-only content for supplementary instructions without visual clutter.
- Testing for violations: Shows how to run automated accessibility testing with axe to catch common WCAG issues early.
Use it when implementing or reviewing an accessible UI component for a production web app, such as a signup modal, navigation dropdown, or an error-prone form.
Quick Start
Ask for a WCAG-focused review and updated implementation of the component, including ARIA attributes, keyboard behavior, focus management, and accessible error states.