What problem does it solve? Visual and responsive accessibility issues like low contrast, clipped text at zoom, hidden focus indicators, and undersized touch targets are hard to review consistently, and screenshot-only reviews often lead to unsupported WCAG failure claims. This Skill provides an evidence-aware audit workflow that separates what screenshots can prove from what requires runtime testing or measurement. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence-classified auditing: Classifies every observation as screenshot, source, runtime, measurement, or coverage-gap evidence, and labels findings as confirmed, provisional, or needs-validation. - Comprehensive WCAG 2.2 coverage: Tests contrast, color-only communication, text resize, zoom, reflow, orientation, text spacing, hover/focus content, focus visibility and obscuring, target size, and forced-colors modes with criterion-specific mapping guidance. - Structured finding contract: Produces findings with stable IDs, severity, confidence, framework mappings, remediation, and verification steps, plus an evidence ledger and coverage-gap report. - Use Case: Given screenshots of a responsive checkout flow at multiple breakpoints, the audit confirms visible clipping issues, flags apparent contrast risks as provisional pending measurement, and lists the runtime tests needed to validate zoom and reflow behavior. ## Quick Start Audit the attached page screenshots and component source files for visual and responsive accessibility barriers, mapping confirmed findings to WCAG 2.2 criteria.
