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Accessibility Audit Prompt

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Audit [screens or component list] against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. Work through all four principles — Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust — and log each finding as a row with an issue title, the affected component, a severity of critical, major, or minor, the specific success criterion it fails, and a concrete fix written in plain language. Check color contrast ratios, focus order, keyboard traps, touch target sizes, and missing text alternatives explicitly. Sort the findings by severity and mark which fixes are quick wins.

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Accessibility Audit Prompt

Run a WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit on any design with a single Taskade Genesis prompt. Issues ranked by severity with plain-language fixes.

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Paste a screen description or component list into Taskade Genesis and an AI agent returns a prioritized accessibility audit — WCAG 2.2 criteria checked, issues flagged by severity, and remediation steps in plain language your whole team can act on.

What Is an Accessibility Audit Prompt?

An accessibility audit prompt drives an AI agent to evaluate a design against WCAG 2.2 AA and AAA checkpoints. The agent produces a structured log — issue title, affected component, severity (critical / major / minor), WCAG criterion, and a concrete fix — all in a searchable workspace.

Why Use an Accessibility Audit Prompt?

  • WCAG 2.2 coverage — the agent checks all four principles (Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust) systematically.
  • Severity scoring — issues ranked Critical / Major / Minor so your team knows where to start.
  • Linked to components — findings connect to component records via the Relationship field.
  • Frontier models from top AI labs keep the review current with best practices.
  • Scheduled re-audits — monthly sweeps via reliable automations so compliance never slips.

Who Should Use an Accessibility Audit Prompt?

  • UX designers who want a fast self-audit before engineering handoff.
  • Front-end engineers building components and needing a structured checklist.
  • Product managers at companies with accessibility compliance requirements.
  • Agency design leads whose clients serve regulated or public sectors.
  • Solo founders shipping Genesis apps to the widest possible audience.

How To Run an Accessibility Audit

  1. Click Use Prompt to open the audit template inside Taskade Genesis and clone it instantly.
  2. Describe the screens or components to audit, or paste a component inventory list.
  3. The agent produces a findings log; review it in Table view sorted by severity.
  4. Assign each finding to a team member and link it to the affected component via the Relationship field.
  5. Schedule a monthly re-run via custom agents and push results to Slack.

Explore accessibility-focused apps in the community gallery or browse agents that audit automatically.

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