What problem does it solve? Accessibility work spans many concerns—semantics, forms, navigation, dynamic UI, CSS, and testing—and it is easy to pick the wrong workflow or miss a critical check. This Skill acts as the default entrypoint for accessibility-related UI tasks, routing each request to the right specialized workflow. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Routing Map: Maps task types (forms, navigation, overlays, tables, Shadow DOM, audits) to the appropriate specialized accessibility skills. - Structured Workflow: Provides a checklist from scope definition through implementation, review, remediation, and validation. - Severity Policy: Classifies issues as Critical, High, Medium, or Low so teams know what blocks release. - Use Case: When asked to make a checkout form accessible, the orchestrator routes to the forms workflow, then produces an accessibility report with blocking issues and verification status for automation, keyboard, and screen reader checks. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to review the accessibility of a page or component and route the work through the appropriate accessibility workflows.