What problem does it solve? Accessibility reviews of web pages often produce vague claims or false conformance statements. This Skill performs an evidence-based audit of semantic HTML and document structure, separating confirmed WCAG failures from probable issues, manual-test requirements, and best-practice advice. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Structured Semantic Audit: Inspects headings, landmarks, page titles, document language, lists, tables, labels, reading order, link and button semantics, ARIA usage, and accessible names against WCAG 2.2 criteria. - Evidence-Based Classification: Classifies every check into confirmed failures, passes, probable issues, manual-test requirements, not-applicable checks, or unavailable evidence with severity, confidence, and framework mappings. - Scoped Handoffs: Routes out-of-scope concerns like keyboard behavior, visual presentation, and dynamic-widget interaction to specialist skills instead of silently dropping them. - Use Case: A frontend developer asks for an accessibility review of a React route template. The Skill inspects the JSX, reports a missing document language as a confirmed failure, flags a client-side title update as needing runtime validation, and produces a coverage matrix showing exactly what was and was not verified. ## Quick Start Audit the semantic HTML and ARIA structure of the templates in src/pages and report evidence-backed WCAG 2.2 findings.
