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What we observed
Your next action
Document the intended experience
Roles, labels and focus order are author intent. Saving them does not implement semantics or verify assistive technology.
A clearer handoff. A considered release.
Check selected frames, document intent, and compare what changed before a handoff. Start with a deliberate scope.
Inspection is free. No file is scanned automatically. Supported design checks are not a full WCAG assessment.
Review the same frames and complete mode set each time. A changed scope will not be presented as a resolved release.
Select another frame scope on the canvas, then inspect again. No hidden whole-file scan.
Choose 1 to 4 modes.
Select release frames and inspect them first. Findings will appear here with their evidence and recommended next action.
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Roles, labels and focus order are author intent. Saving them does not implement semantics or verify assistive technology.
A baseline keeps the scope honest. Compare findings and layer fingerprints within the same document, selected frames and full mode set.
No longer detected does not mean certified accessible. Verify corrections, removals and exceptions in the implemented experience.
Leave with a practical review pack: evidence, intended semantics, owners and changes. Keep the manual release checks visible.
Reports are built locally after the host checks access and source freshness. No screenshots or private file data are uploaded.
Requires host-confirmed access. Review the result in context, then inspect the complete mode set again.
One baseline is stored in this Figma file. Requires host-confirmed access; this is not a shared cloud dashboard.
After creation, inspect the selected sample frame. It contains intentional issues and is not a compliance template.