rgaa-accessibility-audit

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 3 – Colors accessibility compliance. Checks that information is not conveyed by color alone, that text contrast ratios meet minimums (4.5:1 for normal text, 3:1 for large text), and that UI components and graphical elements have sufficient contrast (3:1). Use this skill when someone asks to check color contrast, verify RGAA Theme 3 compliance, audit contrast ratios, or check color accessibility on a website.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 13 – Consultation accessibility compliance. Checks that time limits are controllable, new windows are not opened without warning, downloadable documents are accessible, cryptic content has alternatives, no flashing/seizure-inducing content, moving content is controllable, content works regardless of orientation, touch gestures have alternatives, pointer actions are cancellable, and motion-triggered features can be disabled. Use this skill when someone asks to check content consultation accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 13, audit auto-refresh, new windows, or downloadable documents accessibility.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 11 – Forms accessibility compliance. Checks that form fields have labels, labels are relevant and visible, labels are properly associated, related fields are grouped with fieldset/legend, select options are grouped, buttons have relevant names, input validation is accessible and helpful, error suggestions are provided, and autocomplete attributes are used. Use this skill when someone asks to check form accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 11, audit form labels, or check form validation accessibility.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 2 – Frames accessibility compliance. Checks that every iframe and frame has a title attribute and that the title is relevant. Use this skill when someone asks to check frame or iframe accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 2, or audit embedded content accessibility on a website.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 1 – Images accessibility compliance. Checks that informative images have text alternatives, decorative images are correctly hidden, alternatives are relevant, CAPTCHAs have alternative access, detailed descriptions exist when needed, text images are avoided, and captions are properly linked. Use this skill whenever someone asks to check, audit, or verify image accessibility on a website, or when they mention RGAA images, alt text audit, or image accessibility compliance.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 10 – Information presentation accessibility compliance. Checks that CSS controls presentation, content remains visible without CSS, information is preserved without CSS, text resizes to 200% without loss, background/foreground colors are paired, link distinction is visible, focus is visible, hidden content is properly managed, information is not conveyed by shape/size/position alone, responsive reflow works at 320px, text spacing is adjustable, and hover/focus additional content is dismissible/hoverable/persistent. Use this skill when someone asks to check CSS accessibility, responsive design, focus visibility, zoom compliance, or RGAA Theme 10.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 9 – Information structure accessibility compliance. Checks that headings are used to structure information, the document structure is coherent (header/nav/main/footer landmarks), lists use proper markup (ul/ol/dl), and quotations are correctly marked up. Use this skill when someone asks to check heading structure, landmark regions, semantic HTML structure, RGAA Theme 9, or content organization accessibility.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 6 – Links accessibility compliance. Checks that every link is explicit (its purpose can be understood from its text alone or from context) and that every link has a non-empty accessible name. Use this skill when someone asks to check link accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 6, audit link texts, or check for empty or ambiguous links on a website.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 8 – Mandatory HTML elements accessibility compliance. Checks for valid doctype, valid generated source code, default page language, valid language codes, page title presence and relevance, language change indicators, proper use of HTML tags (not for presentation only), and reading direction changes. Use this skill when someone asks to check HTML validity, page language, page title, RGAA Theme 8, or basic HTML accessibility requirements.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 4 – Multimedia accessibility compliance. Checks pre-recorded media for transcriptions, subtitles, audio descriptions, identification, alternatives for non-temporal media, auto-play sound control, keyboard controls, and assistive technology compatibility. Use this skill when someone asks to check video/audio/media accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 4, or audit multimedia compliance on a website.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 12 – Navigation accessibility compliance. Checks for two navigation systems (menu + sitemap or search), consistent menus across pages, relevant sitemap, accessible sitemap and search, labeled landmark regions, skip links to main content, coherent tab order, no keyboard traps, single-key shortcut controls, and dismissible hover/focus content. Use this skill when someone asks to check navigation accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 12, audit keyboard navigation, skip links, or tab order.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 7 – Scripts accessibility compliance. Checks that JavaScript components are compatible with assistive technologies (proper ARIA roles/states/properties), alternatives exist when needed, all interactions are keyboard- and pointer-accessible, context changes inform the user, and status messages use ARIA live regions. Use this skill when someone asks to check JavaScript/script accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 7, audit interactive components, or check ARIA usage on a website.

Audit a web page for RGAA v4.1.2 Theme 5 – Tables accessibility compliance. Checks that complex data tables have summaries, layout tables linearize correctly, data tables have proper titles and headers, and header-cell associations are correct. Use this skill when someone asks to check table accessibility, verify RGAA Theme 5, audit data tables, or check table markup on a website.