Accessibility Audit Brief
Audits a design or page against WCAG in priority order, separating what blocks people from what is merely non-conformant.
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Running it, start to finish
- Supply the markup or a full description including every interaction state.
- Fix section 1 before anything else.
- Arrange the human testing section 8 names.
What you get back
The output this produces, every time.
- Orders by what blocks people rather than by conformance level.
- Checks contrast in the states people forget — placeholder, disabled, focus, text over images.
- States plainly what an automated or textual review cannot establish and needs real testing.
Getting better results
Where this usually goes wrong, and how to avoid it.
- Fix the blockers first. A keyboard trap makes the task impossible. A missing landmark makes it slower. They are not the same finding and should not be in one list.
- Describe the states. Section 2 needs disabled, placeholder and focus colours. Those are where contrast failures concentrate and where they are most often exempted in practice.
- Do the section 8 testing. No review from markup alone establishes usability. Treat this as the preparation for testing with people, not a substitute.
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