Web Vitals
Accessibility Tool
An internal accessibility assessment tool built during a Disney hackathon with a 4-engineer team. Evaluates web applications against WCAG guidelines and surfaces actionable best-practice recommendations for developers.
Built during a Disney internal hackathon, this tool addresses a common problem across large organizations: accessibility issues are often discovered late — during QA or after release — because developers lack fast feedback during development. The tool provides automated WCAG 2.1 evaluation paired with actionable fix recommendations, so issues can be resolved before they reach production.
The project was built by a 4-engineer team and shipped by the end of the hackathon. It combines accessibility auditing with Core Web Vitals metrics, giving teams a single report covering both performance and accessibility health — two concerns that are often tracked separately but are deeply related in terms of user experience.
WCAG Evaluation
Automated evaluation of web applications against WCAG 2.1 AA guidelines, covering perceivability, operability, understandability, and robustness.
Actionable Recommendations
Each detected issue is paired with a specific, actionable fix recommendation rather than just flagging violations, reducing time-to-resolution for developers.
Best Practice Scoring
Surfaces best-practice recommendations beyond strict WCAG compliance, covering color contrast ratios, keyboard navigation, focus management, and ARIA usage.
Web Vitals Integration
Combines accessibility audit results with Core Web Vitals metrics, giving teams a unified view of both performance and accessibility health.