WCAG 2.2 Accessibility Audit Checklist for Developers
The official WCAG documentation is 150 pages of government-grade vagueness written by committee. This isn't that. This is a practical audit checklist for developers and designers who need to make a website accessible — whether it's a client requirement, an ADA compliance issue, or just doing the right thing. Built by someone who's actually audited sites and knows which criteria get you sued and which ones no one enforces.What's inside: 35 criteria that actually matter (skipped the 43 that are theoretical edge cases) Organised by who does what — Developer / Designer / Content / QA — so you know exactly whose job it is Plain-English names, not "1.4.11 Non-text Contrast" nonsense Severity ratings: Lawsuit risk / Common fail / Good practice How to test each one (free tools: axe, WAVE, keyboard, VoiceOver) Common mistake people make — because someone always makes it Quick Wins section: 10 fixes that resolve 80% of issues in an afternoon Scoring sheet: pass/fail table to present to clients WCAG 2.2 vs 2.1 diff — what changed if you've done this before Tools section: axe DevTools, WAVE, Lighthouse, Colour Contrast Analyser, VoiceOver/NVDA. All free.Made by: Zdenek — web developer, founder of AccessiGuard (automated accessibility scanning). I audit sites for a living. This is the checklist I actually use.
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