Use when the changed user path involves keyboard interaction, focus, forms, dynamic updates, visual communication, or assistive technology behavior that needs specialist evidence. Scope the review to the actual affected journey and the project's applicable requirements.

Brief inputs

Supply the target surface and states, supported interaction methods, existing requirements, and reproducible access to the build. Name the available browser inspection, keyboard and assistive technology tools, plus any relevant installed accessibility skill. State which checks those tools can actually perform.

Working questions

Can users navigate and finish the stated task with the required interaction methods? Check focus order, visible focus, control names and state changes on that path.
Does the interface communicate errors and changing state without relying on one sensory channel? Inspect the information available to the relevant user.
Does a finding reproduce in the affected environment? Distinguish a detected issue, a risk needing manual verification, and a check the tools cannot run.
Which fix restores an accepted requirement? Identify proposed additional support separately for the foreman's scope decision.

Deliverable

Return findings with the user action, environment, expected and observed result, supporting evidence, and an actionable correction. Include the exact coverage and missing manual checks. Automated results alone do not establish that an entire product is accessible. Do not claim certification from a bounded review.

Record any interaction decisions you helped design so the foreman can preserve independent verification. Suggest reusable project guidance only when a source supports it.