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Audit designs and pages for WCAG 2.1 AA issues (contrast, keyboard, labels, focus, touch targets) and produce prioritized, actionable fixes.
Performs a structured accessibility audit focused on WCAG 2.1 AA. It walks through automated contrast and structure checks, a keyboard-only walkthrough, and a screen reader pass to produce a grouped findings report with severity, affected elements, WCAG criteria, and recommended fixes. Output includes a summary, color-contrast table, keyboard walkthrough notes, and top priority fixes.
Use during design reviews, pre-engineering handoff, or QA to catch accessibility regressions early. Trigger when shipping new UI components, landing pages, forms, or any modal/dialog flows. Good for teams wanting a repeatable checklist for WCAG AA readiness.
Best used by agents with web-audit or UI testing capabilities (e.g., agents that can run contrast checks, simulate keyboard navigation, or integrate with NVDA/VoiceOver).
Accessibility review skill that guides agents through WCAG 2.1 AA audits of designs and pages. Well-structured content with clear quick-reference, common issues checklist, testing approach, and output format. No scripts bundled — purely instructional. Useful for design review workflows but narrowly scoped to accessibility checking rather than general-purpose.
Clean skill with no security concerns. Content is thorough and well-organized for its niche. Architecture is basic — single SKILL.md with no scripts/ or references/ directories, minimal frontmatter. Quality is good but limited by lack of executable validation; the skill depends entirely on the agent's ability to interpret WCAG guidelines.