What problem does it solve? Healthcare and clinical interfaces often ship with accessibility barriers that create legal, ethical, and patient-safety risks, especially when built rapidly or with AI assistance. This Skill provides a structured, repeatable audit framework to identify, classify, and escalate accessibility issues before release. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Eight-Domain Audit Framework: Evaluate interfaces across perceivable content, keyboard operability, language clarity, semantic structure, forms, status feedback, motion safety, and cognitive load, aligned with WCAG 2.2, Section 508, and NHS guidance. - Severity Classification: Assign Critical, High, Medium, or Low severity based on real user impact, with clear escalation thresholds for expert review. - Healthcare-Specific Guidance: A reference guide translates standards into clinical considerations, such as color-only alert indicators or screen-reader-blocking data tables. - Use Case: A design team reviewing an AI-generated patient portal prototype walks through key tasks, documents observable issues like missing form labels and low-contrast status badges, assigns severity, and flags patient-facing blockers for expert accessibility review. ## Quick Start Audit this patient dashboard prototype for accessibility issues and report findings with severity levels and remediation guidance.
