Overview
Accessibility audits fail when they produce a list of WCAG violations without a remediation plan. A report that says "17 contrast failures, 8 missing alt texts, 3 keyboard traps" is a compliance document, not a design tool. The design team does not know which failures to fix first, what the fix looks like, or how to verify that the fix is correct.
The Accessibility UX Audit Framework Prompt builds an audit process that produces a prioritized, actionable remediation plan — with severity classification that distinguishes blockers from improvements, fix specifications that are specific enough to implement without interpretation, and a verification protocol that confirms each fix before the audit is closed.
What you get: - Audit scope definition: how to scope an audit to produce actionable findings within a defined timeframe - Automated testing protocol: the tools and configurations that catch the 30% of issues automation can find - Manual testing protocol: the keyboard and screen reader tests that catch the 70% automation misses - Severity classification: the four-level system that prioritizes fixes by user impact - Fix specification format: the format that gives developers everything they need to implement the fix - Remediation tracking: how to manage the fix backlog and verify completion
Built for: UX designers, accessibility specialists, and product teams conducting WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility audits.