# Accessibility Audit

## Implemented

- Semantic header, navigation, main, article, section, and footer landmarks.
- Skip link and visible keyboard focus behavior.
- Language and direction attributes for English, Spanish, and Arabic.
- Native `details` elements for mobile navigation and FAQ accordions.
- Form labels, autocomplete hints, disabled submission state, and explanatory text.
- Service inquiry drawers use native modal dialogs with focus containment,
  Escape, backdrop, and labeled close-button dismissal plus reduced-motion
  support.
- Reduced decorative image announcements through empty alt text where appropriate.
- Responsive typography and layouts without fixed text sizing.
- Language-switcher choices are limited to routes that actually exist.
- The language selector uses native `details`/`summary` disclosure semantics and
  real links. Visitor navigation is resolved independently from SEO hreflang,
  so validated noindex author roots remain reachable without adding them to the
  hreflang graph.
- Desktop, mobile, and footer navigation resolve against eligible generated
  routes. Cross-language fallbacks are explicitly identified rather than
  silently linking visitors to another language.
- Arabic footer phone, email, and Latin-script address values use narrowly
  scoped left-to-right bidi isolation while the surrounding footer remains RTL.
- Like buttons expose pressed and disabled state.
- Source-faithful colors, section hierarchy, and controls were retained while
  avoiding the source site's modal that obscures content on initial load.

## Manual Review

- Review extracted image alt text; source content frequently omitted or duplicated alt text.
- Test keyboard and screen-reader behavior across all migrated pages.
- Perform contrast testing against final approved brand colors.
- Review extracted article heading hierarchy and any table markup.
- Confirm Arabic content and RTL reading order with a fluent reviewer.
- Review Spanish and Arabic operational labels and fallback-language notices
  with fluent reviewers. The source-published author labels `Welcome to`, `All
  Post`, and `Popular Posts` remain in English pending an editorial decision.
- Test the native language disclosure, mobile navigation, search announcements,
  contact links, and full-page RTL reading order with screen readers. Phase
  6B.5 validated generated markup and keyboard semantics, but no screen-reader
  executable was available in the implementation environment.
- Validate the rebuilt mobile navigation and all full-page responsive
  layouts in a browser outside the autonomous sandbox.