accessibility quick check
Next.js Accessibility Quick Check
A fast pass to catch common accessibility regressions in Next.js applications before release. Check focus order, ARIA labels, and keyboard navigation.
Fast Checks
Check focus order, semantic headings, ARIA labels for icon buttons, and keyboard-only navigation on every main page.
Developer Notes
Audit shared components first, then verify dynamic routes and modals where focus trapping issues appear.
Before Release
Run an accessibility regression audit and document fixes with screenshots for quick QA validation.
Related Topics
Keyboard Navigation Traps
Focus traps and broken tab order that make your site unusable for keyboard-only users, violating WCAG 2.1 Level A success criteria.
Missing Form Labels
Form fields without accessible labels create confusion, reduce completion rates, and violate WCAG requirements for input identification.
ARIA Label
An HTML attribute that provides accessible names for interactive elements like icons and buttons without visible text, essential for screen readers.
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