frontend-a11y

# frontend-a11y `frontend-perfection` owns measurable *layout/perf/SEO/tokens* polish and only touches ~12 basic a11y rules (img-alt, button/link-name, form-label, aria-valid, landmark-unique, plus lang/dir/headings). This skill owns the **deep** accessibility domain — the full Front-End-Checklist *Accessibility* category (**95 rules**), split into three checkable tiers so the right tool runs at the right time. - **static** — offline Python (`scripts/a11y_audit.py`), no browser, no network. Markup structure, ARIA validity, headings, landmarks, tables, forms, media tracks, lists, and a few CSS signals. - **runtime** — Playwright + axe-core (`scripts/a11y_axe.mjs`, optional npm deps). Computed contrast, ARIA parent/child relationships, live regions, focus order, modal traps, reflow at 400% zoom, touch targets. - **manual** — screen-reader testing and human-judgement rules (NVDA/JAWS/ VoiceOver/TalkBack, plain language, seizure flashing). Checklist-only; the report records them as `severity: manual` so they are not silently skipped. ## When to use - User asks to "audit accessibility", "check WCAG", "run axe", "test keyboard navigation", "find focus traps", "verify contrast", "проверь доступность". - The `/frontend` orchestrator routes the a11y domain here; `mobile-frontend` calls it for touch-target / orientation / reflow checks. - After `frontend-perfection` passes its 12 basic rules and you need the other 83. ## Composition - **vs `frontend-perfection`** ...