Accessibility
Use when building or reviewing user-facing UI (web, mobile, desktop) for accessibility: semantic HTML, ARIA, keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, focus management, motion sensitivity, WCAG conformance.From its SKILL.md
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Accessibility (a11y) Skill
Goal
UI that everyone can use — including people who navigate with keyboard only, screen readers, voice control, magnifiers, or who have reduced motion / color sensitivity. Not a checkbox at the end; built in from the first prototype.
Target: WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the minimum bar for production UI.
Quick reference
| Concept | Best practice |
|---|---|
| Structure | Use semantic HTML (<main>, <nav>, <header>), correct heading hierarchy |
| Keyboard | Logical tab order, visible focus states, no keyboard traps |
| Forms | Associate labels with inputs (for/id), provide clear error messages |
| Screen Readers | Provide descriptive alt text, use ARIA attributes correctly |
| Key commands | npx playwright test --grep @a11y, lighthouse http://localhost:3000 |
Full guidance
Extended how-to, patterns, anti-patterns, and checklists: SKILL.deep.md