Tag : accessibility

Accessibility review plugin with an audit command, a UI validation subagent, and WCAG 2.2 and screen reader testing skills. Before design reviews or launch, the agent checks contrast, keyboard use and screen reader support and suggests fixes. For Claude Code; automated checks need Node.js.

Guides the agent to build a coherent, product-grade web motion system in the style of Stripe, Linear, Apple and Vercel: reusable primitives, duration and easing defaults, stagger choreography, scroll and hover patterns, performance rules and reduced-motion support.

Reveals headings and short copy word by word through an overflow mask as they scroll into view, using GSAP ScrollTrigger and a split helper that avoids the paid SplitText plugin, with aria-label, reduced-motion support and React cleanup.

Reviews mobile and desktop app designs against Apple's Human Interface Guidelines, bundled as 123 pages from developer.apple.com, citing the exact guideline through five review lenses, and flags generic, templated choices. Works on screenshots, mockups or code for SwiftUI, Flutter or Electron.

Applies a Scandinavian visual system: black-and-white neutrals with alpha ink for hierarchy, restrained sans-serif type, generous spacing, clear page chapters and minimal decoration, without sacrificing clarity or accessibility. Has apply, review, prototype and deep modes; manual invoke only.

Works in the OKLCH color space for web projects: converts hex, rgb and hsl to oklch, generates palettes and dark-mode scales without hue drift, checks APCA and WCAG contrast and fixes it via lightness, handles P3 gamut fallbacks, and themes Tailwind v4.

Renders a screen reader spec for a component directly in Figma: focus order plus per-state VoiceOver (iOS), TalkBack (Android) and ARIA (Web) property tables and announcements. Part of uSpec; reads the component .md spec from create-component-md and needs a Figma MCP and a configured template key.

Diffs a live page's accessibility violations against a baseline, stashing uncommitted changes by default or comparing with a branch, and reports new, fixed and pre-existing WCAG issues with selectors and fixes. Locates only, no edits. Runs AccessLint's Chrome and CLI tools via npx.

Runs the AccessLint rule engine against a live page and returns a worklist of WCAG 2.2 violations, each with its DOM selector, source file and line when mapped, evidence and a suggested fix. Locates without editing; sets up a debuggable Chrome and runs the CLI via npx.

Applies tiered prefers-reduced-motion handling instead of disabling everything: removes vestibular triggers like parallax and scroll hijacking, softens large movement into short fades, and keeps essential motion. Covers CSS and JS gating for GSAP, Framer Motion and Lenis, per WCAG 2.3.3.

Audits UI code for audio feedback: every sound needs a visual equivalent, an off switch and volume control, and should respect reduced motion. Sound is for confirmations and errors, not typing or decorative hovers. Also checks preloading, default volume and sound weight. Reports file:line findings.

Builds compact, polished landing pages for dev tools, package demos and micro-SaaS. Picks a design fingerprint (composition, palette, type, radius, surfaces, motion) so each run looks different, features a product-native demo, and keeps zero layout shift, focus states and reduced motion.

Fixes hover and click dead zones between spaced interactive elements such as chart bars, list rows, tabs and nav items by making hit targets flush and moving visual spacing inside each item, with React and Tailwind examples.

Guides building Prototyper UI components from scratch when no Base UI primitive exists: ARIA contract first, then keyboard navigation, focus management, controlled and uncontrolled state, form integration and animation, wrapping headless libraries where they fit.