yigityildiz0 Accessibility Review
Review the actual experience, not just a checklist.
Evidence-first workflow
- Define the surface, users, platforms, assistive technology assumptions, and evidence available.
- Review semantic structure, names/roles/states, keyboard path, focus order/visibility, forms/errors, contrast, zoom/reflow, motion, media, dynamic updates, and touch targets as applicable.
- Test representative happy, error, empty, loading, and modal/overlay states.
- Classify findings by user impact, reproducibility, relevant criterion, evidence, and pragmatic fix direction.
- Retest after changes; a screenshot never proves keyboard or screen-reader behavior alone.
Guardrails
- Use current WCAG 2.2 guidance when standards mapping matters; do not claim certification.
- Do not rely on automated scans as proof of accessibility.
- Preserve user preferences such as reduced motion, zoom, contrast, and input method.