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# Accessibility Compliance

> Implement WCAG 2.2 compliant interfaces with mobile accessibility, inclusive design patterns…

An implementation toolkit for building WCAG 2.2 AA-compliant interfaces with screen reader support, keyboard navigation, and mobile accessibility. It ships proven ARIA patterns and treats accessibility as a revenue and SEO channel, not just a legal box to check.

## Use cases
- Auditing an interface against WCAG 2.2 success criteria
- Building accessible modals with focus trapping and Escape handling
- Adding proper labels and inline error messaging to forms
- Implementing skip links and live regions for dynamic content
- Verifying color contrast and 44x44 touch target sizing
- Supporting VoiceOver, TalkBack, and reduced-motion preferences

## Benefits
- Reach the roughly 15-20% of users who experience disability
- Improve search rankings through semantic HTML and alt text
- Reduce legal exposure with proactive compliance instead of reactive lawsuits
- Raise conversion through larger touch targets and clearer, readable interfaces

## What’s included
- WCAG 2.2 success-criteria checklist (A, AA, and AAA levels)
- Production-ready accessible Button, Dialog, Form, and Skip Link patterns
- Live-region announcer hook for dynamic state changes
- Color contrast utilities with AA/AAA thresholds
- Keyboard navigation and focus-management guidance
- Top field-trap fixes for invisible focus, unlabeled inputs, and broken focus traps

## Who it’s for
Frontend developers and design teams who need to ship inclusive, legally sound interfaces that also strengthen SEO and conversion.

## How it runs
WCAG 2.2 compliance is a chain, and the weakest link (a missing focus ring, a 23px tap target) breaks all of it. The skill walks every interface through that chain:
1. Runs every component through the POUR checklist: is there a visual alternative (Perceivable), does it work by keyboard (Operable), are error messages clear (Understandable), do ARIA state changes reach assistive tech (Robust). One principle passing is not enough, all four must hold.
2. Audits against the concrete WCAG 2.2 success criteria table: 4.5:1 contrast for body text and 3:1 for large text (1.4.3), visible focus (2.4.7), the new 24x24px minimum target size (2.5.8), keyboard access for all functionality (2.1.1).
3. Builds the baseline with semantic HTML and native elements first, then layers enrichment in strict order: HTML semantics, then CSS, then JS interaction, then ARIA roles, states and live regions. Forms must still submit with JavaScript off.
4. Implements keyboard navigation end to end: logical tab order, visible focus rings that are styled rather than removed, focus trapping inside modals with Escape to close, and a skip-to-main-content link.
5. Computes real contrast ratios with the luminance formula instead of eyeballing, checking AA and AAA thresholds per text size, and wires live regions so dynamic changes like result counts get announced.
6. Verifies the full assistive technology chain before sign-off: DOM semantics correct, element visible in the accessibility tree, NVDA or VoiceOver actually reads it, the weakest link breaks the whole experience.

## FAQ
### Is this tied to a specific framework, or does it work with my component library?
The patterns target standard interface behavior like focus trapping, labeling and keyboard handling, so they apply regardless of framework. You implement them in whatever your components are built with.

### Can an automated audit really find screen reader problems, or only the obvious ones?
It checks interfaces against WCAG 2.2 success criteria, which covers the structural and labeling issues a screen reader depends on. Judgment calls like whether alt text is meaningful still need a human pass.

### Does passing this guarantee I am legally compliant?
It implements WCAG 2.2 AA criteria and strengthens your legal footing, but it is a build toolkit, not a certification. A formal accessibility audit or legal review remains a separate step.

## Price
$15, one-time, no subscription. VAT included.

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