a11y-auditlisted

# Accessibility audit Most accessibility work fails for a boring reason: the checks are done by someone who can see the screen and use a mouse, so the failures are invisible to them. This skill makes them visible, then fixes them. It also has a deadline attached. The European Accessibility Act applies to consumer-facing digital products and services in the EU, and EN 301 549 (which incorporates WCAG 2.2 level AA) is the standard used to judge them. This is compliance, not polish. ## Run the scanner first ```bash node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/a11y-audit/scripts/a11y.mjs" . ``` It reads HTML, JSX, TSX, Vue, Svelte and Astro, and reports failures mapped to the specific WCAG success criterion, with level A or AA. Add `--json` for machine output, `--level=A` to narrow. It exits non-zero when there are failures, so it works as a CI gate. **It deliberately does not guess.** Contrast ratios, reflow at 320px, real focus visibility and live region behaviour need a rendered page, so it lists them as not checked rather than passing them silently. A false pass is worse than a gap, because it produces a compliance claim that is not true. Read `references/criteria.md` for what each finding means and how to fix it. ## Then check what the scanner cannot These need a browser and take about ten minutes: 1. **Keyboard only.** Put the mouse down. Tab through the whole page. Can you reach every control, see where you are, and get back out of every menu and modal? If focus dis