gov-a11y-enforcerlisted

Enforce Section 508 and WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility standards during frontend code generation for civic and public-sector forms. Use this skill whenever the user asks to build, modify, review, or refactor any form-based UI component intended for government, civic, public-sector, or regulated public-service contexts — including permit applications, benefit intake, procurement bids, license renewals, public records requests, citizen feedback intake, tax filing, or any multi-step public data intake. Also use when the user mentions Section 508, WCAG audits, ADA Title II, USWDS, accessibility remediation, or asks for form components that will be used by the general public via a government or civic-service portal. Do not wait for explicit "accessibility" or "compliance" framing — trigger on any civic-form request, since accessibility is non-negotiable for these products and generating non-compliant code creates downstream legal and remediation risk.
gitsukrit/claude-skills · ★ 0 · Web & Frontend · score 72

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# gov-a11y-enforcer Governance skill for generating accessible civic-portal form components. Enforces WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the hard pass/fail baseline, flags WCAG 2.2 Level AA additions as recommendations, and mandates USWDS design tokens for color-contrast compliance. --- ## When to apply this skill Apply whenever you are asked to produce, edit, or review a form UI component for a government, civic, or public-service context. Typical surfaces include: - Permit applications (building, business, event, land-use) - Benefit intake and eligibility screening - Procurement bid and vendor registration forms - License applications and renewals - Public records / FOIA request forms - Citizen feedback, complaint, and service-request intake - Tax filing and fee payment forms - Any multi-step civic form or complex public data intake If the user's request is ambiguous (e.g., "build me a form"), ask whether the form is for a public-sector or regulated context before deciding whether these rules apply. Do not silently skip these rules on a civic form just because the user did not say "accessible." --- ## Regulatory basis (why these rules exist) - **Section 508** of the Rehabilitation Act (Revised Standards, 2017 refresh) incorporates WCAG 2.0 Level AA by reference for federal agencies and federal contractors. - **DOJ ADA Title II final rule** (April 24, 2024, effective June 24, 2024) sets **WCAG 2.1 Level AA** as the technical standard for state and local government digital content