visual_accessibility

WCAG color contrast compliance is achieved by evaluating your interface's color ratios against minimum accessibility standards. This process identifies failing color combinations and provides clear remediation guidance to achieve AA compliance for users with vision impairments.

Color-reliant cue accessibility ensures interface indicators remain perceivable without color vision. It identifies UI elements relying solely on color and recommends adding text or icon alternatives to support users with color blindness considerations.

Yes, you can check focus state visibility for web and mobile prototypes. The accessibility audit evaluates focus management across interfaces to ensure keyboard and assistive technology users can clearly perceive interactive elements.

Fix red-green confusion in your design system palette by assessing color combinations for color blindness considerations. The audit identifies problematic color dependencies and proposes safe, accessible alternatives that maintain visual clarity.

Yes, this accessibility audit works for dashboards and forms. It is applicable across design systems, dashboards, forms, and prototypes on web and mobile interfaces to ensure WCAG-aligned visibility and accessible focus management.