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ux-accessibility-audit

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Run a structured WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility audit on a design, screen, component, or page. Produces a prioritized issue list — each finding cites the violated WCAG criterion, a severity rating (Critical/Major/Minor), and a concrete fix. Use when auditing for a11y compliance or as a validation step after generating UI.

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# Accessibility Audit Skill


## How this skill behaves (read first)

This is an **evaluative** skill — it reviews existing work against a standard (WCAG), it doesn't generate UI. Flagging is safe, so it **auto-runs** and is designed to be **called as a validation step** by generative skills as well as invoked directly.

It **owns the accessibility concern** in this repo. Generative skills hand off to it (e.g. `ux-login-signup`, `ux-pricing`), and the **heuristics audit** (`ux-heuristics-audit`) deliberately defers contrast / keyboard / screen-reader specifics here rather than duplicating them. When invoked, do the full a11y pass; don't assume another skill covered it.

**Scope discipline.** When invoked directly (the user named this audit), review **only this concern** — don't pull in sibling audits. It runs alongside other lenses only when an orchestrator (`ux-design-review`) or a generative skill calls it under `docs/orchestration-policy.md`, where it sits in **Tier B — offered (and narrowed to usage when a design system is in play)**. Explicit scope always wins.

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