What problem does it solve? Android apps often ship with accessibility defects — missing contentDescription, undersized touch targets, poor contrast, broken TalkBack navigation — that block users who rely on assistive technology. This Skill provides a structured, screen-by-screen audit process so nothing on the long accessibility checklist gets missed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Phased audit workflow: Runs automated checks first (Accessibility Scanner, lint, Compose semantics tree dumps), then manual TalkBack walkthroughs, then high-impact edge cases like WebViews, forms, RTL, and keyboard access. - Concrete Compose and View fixes: Gives specific remediation code patterns such as Modifier.semantics, minimumInteractiveComponentSize, liveRegion, and AccessibilityDelegate for custom views. - Severity-ranked report output: Produces a findings document grouping issues by screen with Blocker/High/Medium/Low severity and a recommended remediation order. - Use Case: Before launching a new checkout screen, run the audit to catch that the icon-only close button lacks a contentDescription and the error text is communicated by color alone, then fix both before release. ## Quick Start Audit the accessibility of my Android app's main screens and produce a severity-ranked report of TalkBack, contrast, and touch target issues.
