WCAG 2.2 AA Audit Deliverable — Prioritized Findings

A regional behavioral health organization needed a structured WCAG 2.2 AA audit of their WordPress portal site to scope remediation work ahead of stakeholder review. The deliverable was an audit pass — not implementation — producing an actionable findings list the client could triage and budget against.

I worked the site systematically: keyboard navigation traversal across all interactive surfaces, screen reader pass on key flows, contrast measurement on theme and content tokens, focus visibility audit, automated axe DevTools sweep, and manual review of motion / auto-playing content against WCAG 2.2.2 (Pause, Stop, Hide). Each finding was logged with the specific WCAG criterion, the affected element/location, suggested fix, and an effort estimate.

The output: 13 substantive findings across keyboard, focus, contrast, link naming, and motion categories, plus 2 polish-tier items. Findings were grouped by remediation effort so the client could greenlight by tier rather than line-item, with ~6–8 hours of implementation work estimated for full pass-through. Audit-only scope; remediation pass scoped and ready for separate engagement.

Stack: axe DevTools, Lighthouse a11y, manual keyboard + screen reader testing, color contrast analyzers, WCAG 2.2 reference, structured findings template.

Outcome: 13 findings + 2 polish items delivered in 2.5 audit hours. Client gets a prioritized roadmap with effort estimates per tier.

Tags: Accessibility, WCAG 2.2, ADA compliance, audit, a11y, WordPress, findings report