Analyzes and remediates web accessibility issues to ensure WCAG compliance and inclusive user experiences.
The fixing-accessibility skill provides specialized guidance for identifying and correcting web accessibility violations within UI code. It automates the review of components against critical standards including accessible naming, keyboard navigation, focus management, and semantic HTML. By applying targeted, minimal fixes rather than broad refactors, it helps developers ensure their applications are usable by everyone, including those using assistive technologies, while maintaining codebase integrity and following industry best practices.
Key Features
01Validation of form labels, error states, and semantic HTML structure
02Targeted, code-level remediation suggestions for minimal disruption
03Automated accessibility audits of specific source files
04Compliance checks for media, motion, and color contrast standards
05Rule-based enforcement for ARIA, keyboard access, and focus trapping
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Use Cases
01Auditing legacy UI components to meet modern WCAG accessibility standards
02Ensuring new frontend features are accessible before code review or deployment
03Fixing broken keyboard navigation and focus trapping in complex modals and dialogs
