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Accessibility Auditing

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charlesjones-dev·vlatest·frontend·MIT

This tool automatically audits web pages for accessibility issues, ensuring inclusive design and compliance with standards – vital for wider user reach.

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This skill no longer installs under the name accessibility-auditing. charlesjones-dev/ai-agent-plugins has no skill named "accessibility-auditing" any more. It was renamed, moved or deleted upstream.

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charlesjones-dev

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About this skill

What it does

This skill performs accessibility audits on web pages or code snippets. It identifies potential issues related to WCAG guidelines, such as missing alt text for images, insufficient color contrast, and improper use of ARIA attributes. The goal is to help developers create more inclusive and usable digital experiences for all users.

When to use it

  • Evaluating a new website design: Before launch, assess the accessibility of a prototype or completed site.
  • Reviewing existing code: Identify accessibility problems in legacy codebases during refactoring efforts.
  • Checking specific components: Audit individual UI elements (buttons, forms, etc.) for compliance.
  • Troubleshooting user feedback: Investigate reported accessibility issues raised by users.

Key capabilities

  • WCAG guideline checks
  • Image alt text validation
  • Color contrast analysis
  • ARIA attribute assessment

Example prompts

  • "Audit the following HTML code for accessibility: [paste HTML snippet]"
  • "Check this website (https://example.com) for WCAG compliance."
  • “What are the accessibility issues with this button element? <button>Click Me</button>”

Tips & gotchas

The skill's effectiveness depends on providing complete and accurate code or URLs to audit. While it can identify potential problems, manual review by a human expert is still recommended for full accessibility assurance.