WCAG User Flow Audit

Audits one user flow (signup, checkout, booking) against WCAG 2.2 AA with manual keyboard and screen reader checks, mapped to criteria.

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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

Prompt“How accessible is my web app to users with disabilities?”
Beforegeneric AI agent
Accessibility is important for web apps. You'll want to make sure your site works for people with different abilities. Consider things like screen reader compatibility and keyboard navigation. Color contrast is important for visibility. Make sure text is readable. Test with different browsers and assistive technologies. Provide alt text for images. Think about how your site works without a mouse. There are accessibility guidelines you should follow. Have you tested with any assistive tools?
Afterwith WCAG User Flow Audit
ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT REPORT: ReactFinance dashboard

CRITICAL ISSUES (WCAG 2.1 AA violations, block users):
1. Form inputs lack labels (3 forms affected)
   Impact: Screen reader users cannot identify fields
   Fix: Add <label htmlFor='input_id'> to every input (30min)
   Test: Voice Over (Mac), NVDA (Windows)

2. Color-only status indicators (red=error, green=success)
   Impact: Colorblind users (8% of male population) miss warnings
   Fix: Add text labels + icons (45min)
   Affected components: TransactionStatus, AlertBanner, FormError

3. Keyboard trap: Modal dialog (tab cannot escape)
   Impact: Keyboard-only users stuck
   Fix: Trap focus within modal, return to trigger on Escape (20min)

MAJOR ISSUES (degraded experience, not blockers):
• Heading hierarchy broken (h1 → h4, skips h2/h3) → reorder (1hr)
• Link text 'Click here' not descriptive → use action verbs (30min)
• Images missing alt text (8 charts, 4 avatars) → add descriptions (45min)

MINOR ISSUES (nice-to-have):
• Increase touch target size from 32px to 44px (larger fingers)
• Add focus outline (currently invisible)

TIME TO AA COMPLIANCE: 4 hours
RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE: Fix critical → major → minor

About this skill

Automated scanners catch a fraction of accessibility issues. This skill walks one critical flow the way keyboard and screen reader users do, and tells you whether they can actually finish it.

What it does

  • Maps every screen and state in the flow, including errors and modals
  • Runs 17 check areas mapped to WCAG 2.2 success criteria, including the new 2.4.11, 2.5.7, 2.5.8, 3.2.6, 3.3.7 and 3.3.8
  • Rates each finding Blocker, Serious, Moderate, or Minor
  • Lists what cannot be verified with the access provided instead of guessing
  • Writes a keyboard-only retest script

What you get

A flow audit report with a completable/blocked verdict, a findings table (step, element, issue, criterion, severity, fix), quick wins, and a retest script.

Best for

Product and frontend teams responding to an accessibility complaint, or checking a revenue-critical flow before launch or a legal review.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: wcag-user-flow-audit
description: Audit one user flow (signup, checkout, booking, a settings form) step by step against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA, using the manual checks automated scanners miss - keyboard path, focus, screen reader announcements, errors, target size, authentication - and return a findings table mapped to success criteria with severity and fixes. Use when the user says "is our checkout accessible?", "audit this flow for WCAG", "we got an accessibility complaint about signup", or shares screenshots, a URL, or markup for one journey. Also triggers on "is this form accessible?", "quick a11y check on this modal", or "a screen reader user can't get through our signup".

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