An accessibility audit lists the templates that fail WCAG, the success criterion for each failure, and whether a keyboard or screen reader check found it. Automated scans are included. They are not the whole report.
Each row in the report is a page, a WCAG success criterion, and the check that found the failure.
Missing names, contrast, and some structure errors. These checks do not cover keyboard traps or whether the accessible name matches the visible label.
Tab through the template, then listen to it. Confirm focus is visible, nothing traps the keyboard, and the announced name matches the label on screen.
Blocked tasks come first: a form that cannot be submitted, a video with no captions, a checkout that only works with a mouse.
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An audit lists the templates that fail WCAG, the success criterion for each failure, and whether a keyboard check, a screen reader check, or an automated check found it. Automated scans are included. They are not the whole report.
A scanner can flag missing labels, some contrast failures, and missing alt attributes. It cannot decide whether alt text is useful, whether focus order matches the visual order, or whether an error message tells the user how to fix the field. Those checks are manual.
Audit the templates people use to finish a task: home, navigation, search, account, checkout, and any PDF that is the only copy of the information. A fix in a template covers every page built from it.
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