accessible website copy assistant

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    Review and improve website copy for accessibility, plain language, and inclusive communication.

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    accessible website copy assistant

    Example session with this skill installed

    Review this snippet from our checkout page: 'Click here to finish. Error: Invalid info. Image1.png (placeholder: enter email)'. The audience is general consumers.

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    I have reviewed the checkout page snippet for communication-level accessibility. The following table identifies issues with link clarity, error messaging, and form labeling, providing inclusive and plain-language alternatives.

    Accessibility Copy Review: Checkout Snippet

    SectionCurrent TextIssue TypeSuggested RewriteReason
    Checkout Button"Click here to finish"Link text"Complete your purchase""Click here" is motor-dependent and vague; descriptive text is essential for screen reader link lists.
    Error Message"Error: Invalid info"Validation"Please enter a valid email address (e.g., name@example.com)"The original is generic. Actionable errors reduce cognitive load by explaining exactly how to fix the issue.
    Email FieldPlaceholder: "enter email"Form labelAdd visible label: "Email address"Placeholders disappear when the user starts typing. A persistent label is required for cognitive accessibility.
    Product Image"Image1.png"Alt-text"Photo of a blue ceramic coffee mug with a matte finish"Filenames are meaningless to screen readers. Alt-text must describe the item's function or visual relevance.
    Form LayoutN/AAccessibility note"Ensure the error message is programmatically linked to the input field. 🚩 Technical review required"Copy changes alone won't fix accessibility if the error isn't announced by assistive technology.

    Next steps

    • Replace the generic "Click here" text in the primary action button.
    • Update the validation logic to serve the specific, actionable error message suggested.
    • Coordinate with the frontend team to ensure the new visible labels are correctly associated with input IDs.

    accessible-website-copy-assistant.tsx

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    What you get

    Rewrite vague link text for better screen reader navigation.Simplify complex technical jargon into plain language for cognitive accessibility.Improve alt-text descriptions for functional and decorative images.Audit form error messages for clarity and actionable guidance.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Website copy often creates barriers for users with cognitive, motor, or visual impairments through vague link text, complex jargon, and ableist language. Developers frequently focus on ARIA roles while neglecting the actual words that users must perceive and understand.

    What it does

    • Evaluates alt-text to ensure it conveys function and meaning rather than just visual description.
    • Rewrites generic "click here" links into descriptive, self-explanatory text that works in isolation.
    • Audits form labels, instructions, and error messages for clarity, persistence, and actionability.
    • Simplifies complex sentences and removes jargon to meet Grade 8 or lower reading level standards.
    • Flags copy dependencies that require technical implementation with clear coordination notes.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    General-purpose prompts often drift into technical ARIA suggestions or generic marketing rewrites. This skill enforces a strict separation between copy and code, ensuring suggestions remain focused on communication-level accessibility without hallucinating invalid HTML or CSS.

    Use cases

    • Auditing landing page hero sections for inclusive language and clear calls-to-action.
    • Refining form validation messages to be more empathetic and helpful for screen reader users.
    • Rewriting technical documentation into plain language for better cognitive accessibility.
    • Reviewing image alt-text strategies for complex product catalogs.

    Known limitations

    This tool does not perform formal WCAG compliance audits, color contrast checks, or keyboard navigation testing. It focuses exclusively on content and messaging.

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