WCAG Audit Planning FAQs

Question 1

How does it handle page selection for large sites?

Accepted Answer

The skill uses a combination of representative page selection (identifying key templates and functional pages) and random sampling to ensure statistical validity across large domains.

Question 2

What tools are required for URL collection?

Accepted Answer

While it can work with provided lists, it performs best when browser tools like Playwright are available to crawl sitemaps or site structures for URL extraction.

Question 3

What guidelines does this skill follow?

Accepted Answer

It follows the WAIC (Web Accessibility Infrastructure Committee) test guidelines, which provide a standardized framework for structured accessibility auditing.

Question 4

Does this skill actually perform the accessibility test?

Accepted Answer

No, this skill focuses on the planning and scoping phase. It helps define what to test and how to test it, generating the plan that a human or automated tool will then follow.

Question 5

Can I customize the output format of the audit plan?

Accepted Answer

The skill uses a standard Markdown template by default to ensure all necessary WAIC components are included, but you can direct Claude to adjust the output path or specific sections as needed.

WCAG Audit Planning

Key Features

Use Cases

WCAG Audit Planning

Key Features

Use Cases