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accessibility-audit

Runs a full WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit of an interface - keyboard, screen reader, contrast and zoom, forms, and media, in a fixed pass order - and delivers a severity-triaged findings table with concrete fixes. Use when someone asks "is this page accessible", "run an a11y audit on this UI", "will this pass WCAG AA", "why can't a screen reader use this form", or is preparing for an accessibility review, procurement questionnaire, or VPAT. Do NOT use for color-and-contrast-only questions such as palette checks or colorblind-safe data visualization - use color-accessibility instead.

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# Accessibility Audit

An interface that fails keyboard or screen reader users fails them completely - not "slightly worse UX," but locked out. Retrofitting accessibility after launch costs several times what building it in does, and automated scanners catch only about 30% of real defects, so a team that "ran axe and passed" usually ships the other 70%. This audit finds the full set, in an order that stops early failures from masking later ones, and triages every finding by severity so the team fixes blockers before polish.

## Inputs to collect

Gather these before auditing. If any is missing, ask; if the user shrugs, apply the default and label it a guess.

1. **Scope** - the pages, flows, or components under audit. Default: the top task flow (e.g., sign-up through first core action), not the whole site.
2. **Target conformance level** - default WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Level A alone is rarely acceptable for procurement; AAA is aspirational, not a default.
3. **Artifact type** - live URL, code, or screenshots. Code beats screenshots: focus order and ARIA state are invisible in a picture.
4. **Assistive tech matrix** - default VoiceOver + Safari (macOS/iOS) and NVDA + Chrome (Windows).
5. **Known constraints** - legacy widgets, third-party embeds, legal deadlines.