Wcag Audit Operable Motion Deep

What it does

This skill performs a deep audit of web pages to ensure they meet WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) success criteria related to operable motion. Specifically, it focuses on ensuring that users can easily pause, stop, or hide animations and moving content, as required by WCAG 2.2. It identifies potential violations and provides recommendations for remediation. The skill aims to improve accessibility for users with vestibular disorders or other sensitivities to motion.

When to use it

• Accessibility Audits: During website development or maintenance to proactively identify and fix issues related to operable motion.
• Content Creation Reviews: Before publishing new web content, ensuring animations and moving elements are implemented accessibly.
• Remediation Efforts: To verify that changes made to address motion-related accessibility concerns have been effective.
• Compliance Checks: As part of a broader effort to comply with WCAG guidelines and accessibility standards.

Key capabilities

• WCAG 2.2 operable motion success criteria assessment
• Identification of animations and moving content
• Analysis of user control mechanisms for pausing, stopping, or hiding motion
• Provides recommendations for remediation

Example prompts

• "Audit this webpage: [URL] for WCAG operable motion issues."
• "Check if the animation on this page allows users to pause it: [URL]"
• “Analyze this website’s compliance with WCAG 2.2 regarding controllable animations: [URL]”

Tips & gotchas

This skill requires a URL of the webpage to be audited. The accuracy of the audit depends on the complexity and implementation of motion elements within the page.