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Accessibility review of this interface

Any screen going to real users, especially forms and custom controls.

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Review this interface for accessibility. Assume real assistive technology, not a checklist score.

Go through in this order:
1. Keyboard: can every action be reached and triggered without a mouse? Is focus visible, and does it move somewhere sensible after dialogues, deletions, and route changes?
2. Semantics: are headings, landmarks, lists, and buttons real elements, or divs pretending? Name each offender.
3. Names and roles: what will a screen reader announce for each control? Quote the announcement.
4. Colour: text, icons, focus rings, disabled states, and anything where colour alone carries meaning.
5. Motion, timing, autoplay, and anything that expires.
6. Forms: label association, error announcement, required field indication.

Give severity per finding: blocks a user, degrades the experience, or polish. Do not pad the list to look rigorous.

Interface:

Making it yours

  • Paste your own material where the prompt asks for it. Everything above that line is instruction, not content.
  • Delete any rule that does not apply to you. A shorter prompt that fits beats a thorough one that does not.
  • If the answer comes back vague, add a line saying what you do not want. Constraints work better than encouragement.

Critique and review. Passes over a finished screen: design critique, heuristics, accessibility and contrast checks.

Related prompts

Critique this screen like a design leadBefore design review, when you want the criticism early and privately.Check this palette for contrast and colour useBefore a palette gets used across a hundred components and becomes permanent.Run a heuristic evaluation on this interfaceYou need structured findings fast and there is no time for user testing.Is this clear without context?A screen that makes sense to you because you have been staring at it for a week.Quick accessibility checkA custom control you built yourself and have never tried without a mouse.What is confusing here?When something about a screen feels off and you cannot name it.

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