What problem does it solve? Frontend code often ships with accessibility defects—missing labels, poor contrast, broken keyboard navigation—that block users who rely on screen readers, keyboards, or zoom. This Skill provides 30 prioritized WCAG 2.2 Level AA rules with incorrect/correct code examples so you can detect and fix these issues during code review or component development. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Accessibility Code Review: Audit React, Vue, Angular, or plain HTML against 30 rules across 8 categories (semantic HTML, keyboard/focus, ARIA, color contrast, forms, media, motion, responsive), each tagged by impact level. - Accessible Component Authoring: Follow copy-ready correct patterns for modals with focus traps, labeled form inputs, aria-live regions, and reduced-motion animations. - Use Case: While reviewing a pull request containing a custom dropdown, use the aria-expanded-states and keyboard-focus-trap rules to verify the widget communicates its open state and traps focus correctly. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to review your frontend component or page for WCAG accessibility issues and suggest fixes based on these guidelines.