WordPress Accessibility Review Skill

Overview

Systematic accessibility review for WordPress themes, blocks, plugins, and admin interfaces. Core principle: Accessibility should be built into structure, interactions, and state changes, not patched in with scattered ARIA. Review covers semantic markup, keyboard behavior, focus management, labels, error messaging, admin interactions, block output, and JS-driven UI changes.

When to Use

Use when:

• Reviewing theme templates or block markup
• Auditing admin forms or custom plugin UI
• Checking modal, tab, accordion, or menu interactions
• Reviewing form labels, errors, and focus behavior
• Validating accessible implementation before release

Don't use for:

• Pure visual design critique without implementation context
• Performance-only or security-only review
• Color contrast measurement from screenshots alone