Accessibility Inclusive Design

Purpose

Help an agent design and critique interfaces that are accessible, inclusive, keyboard-friendly, screen-reader-aware, and usable by diverse people.

Use this skill to turn accessibility into normal design practice. Treat accessibility as part of product quality, not as a late QA task or legal checkbox.

When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user asks for help with:

• UI, UX, frontend implementation, product design, or design-system work.
• Accessibility critique, audit, remediation, redesign, or conformance planning.
• Forms, navigation, menus, filters, product lists, media, tables of contents, dynamic loading, or interactive widgets.
• Keyboard interaction, focus management, screen reader behavior, semantic HTML, ARIA, color contrast, typography, responsive behavior, or inclusive content.
• Design defaults for users with visual, auditory, motor, cognitive, language, device, bandwidth, or situational constraints.

When not to use this skill