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Accessibility Starter Guide.
This guide identifies common accessibility barriers at a surface level.
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Purpose
This guide identifies common accessibility barriers at a surface level. It does not provide remediation steps or technical implementation.
How to Use
- • Review each section while scanning a few key pages or user flows
- • Mark items: Pass / Partial / Fail based on visible signals
- • Note barriers that appear more than once or affect core actions
Readability Signals
- • Text is visually readable across devices
- • Content structure is easy to scan
- • Headings appear logically organized
Visual Contrast Signals
- • Text is distinguishable from background
- • Interactive elements are visually clear
- • Important elements are visually prioritized
Media Accessibility Signals
- • Images appear to include descriptive context
- • Video content appears to include supporting text or captions
- • No obvious reliance on visuals alone for meaning
Interaction Signals
- • Buttons and links appear clearly defined
- • Navigation is visually predictable
- • Forms appear usable without confusion
Consistency Signals
- • Layout behaves consistently across pages
- • Components appear uniform in behavior and style
Summary Insight
This guide identifies surface-level accessibility signals only. It does not assess compliance depth or system-level accessibility risk.
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Next Step
A structured accessibility audit evaluates severity, compliance risk, and system-level remediation priorities.
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