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Accessibility audit

Skill minagayid/Agents/skills/library/accessibility-audit

Audit a web UI for accessibility against WCAG (semantics, keyboard, contrast, ARIA, forms). Use when the user asks to check or improve accessibility, a11y, or WCAG compliance.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add minagayid/Agents --skill accessibility-audit

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Accessibility Audit

Evaluate a web UI against WCAG 2.2 AA and fix the gaps.

What to check

  • Semantics — real elements (<button>, <nav>, <main>, headings in order) over <div> soup.
  • Keyboard — everything operable without a mouse; visible focus; logical tab order; no traps.
  • Images & media — meaningful alt text; decorative images alt=""; captions for video.
  • Color & contrast — text ≥ 4.5:1 (3:1 for large); never rely on color alone to convey meaning.
  • Forms — every input has a <label>; errors announced and tied to the field; clear instructions.
  • ARIA — only when native semantics can't express it; correct roles/states; no redundant ARIA.
  • Dynamic content — live regions announce updates; focus moved sensibly on route/modal changes.
  • Motion & zoom — respects prefers-reduced-motion; usable at 200% zoom / 320px width.

How

  1. Automated pass (axe-core / Lighthouse) to catch the obvious.
  2. Manual pass — tab through with the keyboard, check focus and reading order, test with a screen reader if possible. Automated tools catch < 50% of issues.
  3. Report each issue with WCAG criterion, selector/location, impact, and a concrete fix.

Guidelines

  • Prioritize blockers (keyboard traps, unlabeled controls, unreadable contrast) over warnings.
  • Fix at the source (semantics) rather than papering over with ARIA.

Keep looking

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