fixing-accessibility
Fix Accessibility Issues in Web Interfaces
Web interfaces often exclude users through missing labels, weak keyboard support, and incorrect focus behavior. This skill audits common accessibility failures and proposes minimal, targeted fixes.
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Using "fixing-accessibility". Review an icon-only close button.
Expected outcome:
- Violation: The button has no accessible name.
- Impact: Screen reader users cannot identify its purpose.
- Fix: Add an accessible label and hide the decorative icon.
Using "fixing-accessibility". Check a dialog that closes without restoring focus.
Expected outcome:
- Violation: Focus is lost when the dialog closes.
- Impact: Keyboard users may not know where interaction resumed.
- Fix: Return focus to the control that opened the dialog.
Using "fixing-accessibility". Review a form error shown beside an email field.
Expected outcome:
- Violation: The error message is not associated with the field.
- Impact: Assistive technology may not announce the validation problem.
- Fix: Link the error text to the field and expose the invalid state.
Security Audit
SafeAll seven static alerts are false positives. Backticks delimit Markdown commands or HTML examples, and the flagged prose contains accessibility guidance rather than system reconnaissance. No prompt injection, external execution, or malicious intent is present.
Risk Factors
⚙️ External commands (3)
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ibelick. (2026). fixing-accessibility security audit report (audit version 5) [Author version unspecified]. Skillstore. https://skillstore.io/skills/ibelick-fixing-accessibility/audits/5BibTeX citation
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title = {fixing-accessibility security audit report (audit version 5)},
institution = {Skillstore},
year = {2026},
number = {5},
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note = {Author version unspecified}
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title: "fixing-accessibility security audit report (audit version 5)"
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authors:
- name: "ibelick"
date-released: "2026-07-23"
url: "https://skillstore.io/skills/ibelick-fixing-accessibility/audits/5"
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Skillstore Score
Why this score Evidence Confidence: HighWhat You Can Build
Repair a UI Component
Review a component for missing names, incorrect semantics, keyboard barriers, and focus issues before release.
Review Form Accessibility
Check labels, required states, helper text, validation errors, and announcements across a user journey.
Assess an Interaction Pattern
Evaluate a dialog, menu, or dropdown and identify requirements for keyboard access and focus management.
Try These Prompts
Review {file} for missing accessible names and incorrect native semantics. Quote each issue and propose a minimal fix.Audit the form in {file}. Check labels, helper text, required states, aria-invalid, error associations, and live announcements. Prioritize critical failures.Review {files} for keyboard and focus behavior. Check Tab access, visible focus, Escape handling, focus trapping, initial focus, and focus restoration.Perform a prioritized accessibility audit of {scope}. Cover every listed rule category, preserve the architecture, and provide targeted fixes for verified violations.Best Practices
- Test fixes with keyboard navigation, browser accessibility tools, and at least one screen reader.
- Prefer native HTML elements before adding ARIA roles or custom keyboard behavior.
- Make minimal changes and verify that each fix preserves existing interactions.
Avoid
- Do not add ARIA when native HTML already provides the required semantics.
- Do not remove focus outlines without a clear visible replacement.
- Do not refactor unrelated components during a focused accessibility repair.