About audit
A skill for auditing how an interface accommodates different input methods, output channels, and physical abilities. It checks keyboard, touch, input alternatives, feedback, and motion, then organizes issues and fixes by severity and impact.
Key features
- 01Keyboard-only task checks
- 02Touch target and pointer review
- 03Checks for alternative input methods
- 04Feedback and motion safety review
- 05Issue reports and prioritized fixes
Use cases
- 01Checking whether tasks work without a mouse
- 02Finding small or hard-to-use touch targets
- 03Identifying interactions that require a single input method
- 04Reviewing motion and assistive feedback
Install
Copy the command and run it in a terminal.
npx skills add https:/After installing, type/auditin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.
Details
From the project READMEInclusive Interaction Audit
Run a comprehensive audit of how an interface supports diverse input methods, output channels, and physical abilities.
Process
Phase 1: Keyboard Pass
Using keyboard-navigation, attempt every task using only the keyboard. Document: unreachable elements, focus order issues, missing focus indicators, keyboard traps, and missing skip links.
Phase 2: Touch and Pointer Pass
Using touch-target-design, measure all interactive elements. Document: undersized targets, insufficient spacing, precision-dependent interactions, and missing tap alternatives.
Phase 3: Input Alternatives Check
Using multi-modal-input and gesture-alternatives, verify that every interaction has at least two input methods. Document: single-input dependencies, disabled paste fields, gesture-only features, and missing alternatives for complex interactions.
Phase 4: Feedback and Motion Check
Using feedback-and-status and motion-sensitivity, verify that all feedback reaches multiple senses and that motion is safe. Document: colour-only indicators, missing screen reader announcements, dangerous motion, and prefers-reduced-motion support.
Output
Present findings as a structured report:
- Summary — overall interaction accessibility rating and critical blockers
- Input method matrix — table showing which tasks work with which input methods (keyboard, pointer, touch, voice)
- Issue list — each issue with severity, affected input method, affected users, and specific fix
- Prioritised fixes — ranked by number of users unblocked
Severity definitions:
- Critical — a task cannot be completed with a common input method
- Major — a task is significantly harder with certain input methods
- Minor — friction exists but the task can be completed