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A11y I18n Rules
Standardize your front-end for WCAG accessibility and ICU-based internationalization.
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A11y I18n Rules
Example session with this skill installed
- Read your context and instructions
- Compiled the a11y i18n rules
- Generated the UI component
- File: components/Submit.tsx, line 1
- Rule: Semantic HTML block
- Fix: Replace div with a native <button> element.
- Prevents: Keyboard and screen-reader users cannot trigger the action as it lacks a tab stop and role.
a11y-i18n-rules.tsx
TSX · React component
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About this skill
The problem
Interactive elements built with generic divs lack the keyboard and screen-reader support of native HTML. Hardcoded strings and directional CSS like "left" and "right" create technical debt that breaks layouts and grammar in non-English locales.
What it does
- Enforces semantic HTML over ARIA bolt-ons to ensure native screen-reader support.
- Identifies keyboard traps and manages focus order for modals, menus, and route changes.
- Migrates hardcoded strings to ICU MessageFormat to handle plurals, gender, and word order.
- Converts directional CSS to logical properties for RTL (Right-to-Left) layout compatibility.
- Automates WCAG AA contrast checks and reduced-motion preference compliance.
Frameworks & tools
React, Next.js, Vue, Tailwind CSS, ICU MessageFormat, and any modern front-end stack using CSS logical properties.
Why this beats prompting it yourself
General-purpose models often hallucinate ARIA attributes or use string concatenation that fails in translation. This skill applies a specific "trigger matrix" to catch silent failures like missing labels, incorrect tab order, and non-logical CSS properties before they reach production.
Use cases
- Converting a legacy "div-based" component library to accessible, semantic HTML.
- Pre-flighting a feature for international launch in RTL languages like Arabic or Hebrew.
- Refactoring hardcoded UI strings into a scalable, translation-ready message catalog.
- Ensuring complex UI patterns like modals and dropdowns meet keyboard navigation standards.
Known limitations
This tool identifies authoring-time errors but does not run live screen-reader audits, verify color contrast values against actual rendered pixels, or provide literal translations.
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