Accessibility compliance with AI agents
Address four hundred audit findings with one fix per component
Accessibility is now a legal requirement in many markets, and the European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025. Audits come back with hundreds of issues nobody has time for. Agents trace each one to the component that causes it, fix it once, and every screen that uses it follows.
Connect accessibility findings to their WCAG criteria
Automated scans catch contrast, labels, and missing text alternatives. The agent adds what scans miss, then pins each finding to the exact element with the WCAG criterion it breaks, so nobody has to interpret a 90-page report. Agent checks support, but don’t replace, a formal accessibility audit.
- #1 OPEN · WCAG 1.4.3Hint text contrast 2.8:1
- #2 OPEN · WCAG 1.3.1Date field has no label
- #3 OPEN · WCAG 1.1.1Product image has no alt text
- #4 OPEN · WCAG 2.4.3Tab jumps from Email to Submit
Check keyboard behavior beyond automated scans
A form can pass every automated check and still lock a keyboard user inside a dialog. The agent walks each screen the way people who can’t use a mouse do, and records exactly where it gets stuck.
- 01Keyboard onlyEvery screen is walked with Tab, Enter, and Escape, no mouse.
- 02Focus you can seeThe agent checks the focus ring is visible on every control.
- 03Check dialog exit and focus returnEscape closes it and focus returns to where you were.
Trace repeated findings to a common component
The same date picker fails on every screen that uses it. The agent fixes it once, in the component, and rechecks every screen. Where a Syncfusion component already does the job accessibly, it swaps the custom one out.
+ arrow keys move by day, Page Up by month
Sofia groups portal findings by component
Illustrative example, not a customer result.Here is what the work looks like today, and what changes when an AI team takes the busywork off the plate.
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