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Wcag Audit Understandable Forms

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jkense·vlatest·frontend·MIT

Analyzes form designs against WCAG guidelines to identify and suggest improvements for clarity and accessibility.

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    $ npx skills add jkense/agent-skills-wcag --skill wcag-audit-understandable-forms -a claude-code

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jkense

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skills/wcag-audit-understandable-forms/SKILL.md
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1 file, 7 lines
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About this skill

What it does

This skill analyzes web forms to identify potential accessibility issues related to WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) success criteria for understandable forms. It specifically focuses on aspects like clear labels, instructions, error messages, and logical input order to ensure usability for people with disabilities. The tool provides feedback based on established guidelines to improve form accessibility.

When to use it

  • During website development: Integrate this skill into your workflow to proactively identify and fix accessibility issues in new forms before launch.
  • Accessibility audits: Use the skill as part of a broader accessibility audit process for existing websites or applications.
  • Remediation efforts: Apply the skill's feedback to improve the accessibility of older, less accessible forms.
  • Content creator review: Have content creators use this tool to ensure new forms meet basic accessibility standards.

Key capabilities

  • WCAG compliance assessment for form elements
  • Identification of missing or unclear labels
  • Analysis of error message clarity and placement
  • Evaluation of input order logical flow
  • Provides feedback based on established guidelines

Example prompts

  • "Analyze this HTML snippet for WCAG accessibility issues related to forms: [HTML code]"
  • “Can you check the form at [URL] against WCAG guidelines for understandable forms?”
  • "Assess this form's error message handling and suggest improvements."

Tips & gotchas

The skill’s effectiveness depends on accurate HTML markup. Ensure proper use of <label>, <input>, and related elements for best results.