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.

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.