What problem does it solve? Users often cannot tell where they are, what destinations exist, or how to return after navigating websites and applications, and teams lack a structured way to audit landmarks, skip links, breadcrumbs, route transitions, and mobile navigation against WCAG criteria without overclaiming conformance. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Navigation Coverage Matrix: Systematically inspects landmarks, skip links, menus, current-location cues, titles, headings, consistent navigation, route transitions, deep links, search, mobile navigation, and large application shells. - Evidence-Bounded Findings: Separates supported WCAG criterion failures from broader wayfinding observations using a shared finding contract with severity, confidence, status, and verification steps. - Runtime and Responsive Testing: Guides testing of deep links, refresh, browser back/forward, cancelled navigation, error routes, and responsive menu variants across roles and viewports. - Use Case: A team auditing a single-page application uses this Skill to verify that route changes update the document title, preserve focus and history, expose current location, and keep mobile navigation destinations intact, producing a reproducible findings report. ## Quick Start Audit the navigation and wayfinding accessibility of my web application, covering landmarks, skip links, breadcrumbs, route transitions, and mobile menus, and report findings with WCAG mappings.
