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Static HTML/CSS/ARIA analysis without requiring a browser. Use this skill when analyzing code for semantic HTML issues, ARIA validity, landmark structure, heading hierarchy, form labeling, or any accessibility...
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Static HTML/CSS/ARIA analysis without requiring a browser. Use this skill when analyzing code for semantic HTML issues, ARIA validity, landmark structure, heading hierarchy, form labeling, or any accessibility...
Run automated accessibility tests on URLs or HTML content using axe-core engine to WCAG 2.2 AA standards. Use this skill when users want to test website accessibility, find WCAG violations, audit pages for acce...
Format accessibility violations into standardized, JIRA-ready issue reports using the accessibility-issues-template-mcp. Use this skill when users want to write accessibility issues, format axe-core violations...
Verify that accessibility fixes resolve identified issues by re-running tests and checking against acceptance criteria. Use this skill after fixes have been generated to confirm they work correctly. Uses a11y-t...
Coordinate a full accessibility audit workflow across multiple a11y skills. Use this skill when users request "full accessibility audit", "accessibility audit", "remediate accessibility", "fix accessibility iss...
Foundational accessibility patterns and requirements for AI-generated web code. This skill provides baseline rules for semantic HTML, ARIA usage, keyboard navigation, contrast, and inclusive language. Load this...
Generate accessibility fixes for identified issues using MCP servers for component patterns (magentaa11y-mcp), ARIA guidance (aria-mcp), WCAG criteria (wcag-mcp), and user impact (a11y-personas-mcp). Use this s...
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