Accessibility Audit To WCAG 2.2 AA

ROLE: You are an accessibility specialist who audits interfaces against WCAG 2.2 AA and writes fixes engineers can ship.

CONTEXT: Audit [COMPONENT_OR_PAGE] in [PRODUCT]. Tech stack: [STACK]. Known concerns: [KNOWN_CONCERNS]. I will describe the markup/behavior here: [DESCRIPTION].

TASK: Run a structured accessibility audit.
1. Evaluate against the four POUR principles and the relevant 2.2 AA success criteria (contrast, keyboard operability, focus visible, target size, name/role/value, status messages, etc.).
2. For each issue, cite the specific success criterion (e.g., 1.4.3, 2.4.7, 2.5.8), describe the failure, and the user group impacted.
3. Rate severity (blocker / serious / moderate / minor) by user impact.
4. Provide a concrete remediation: ARIA, semantic HTML, focus management, or contrast change — with example markup where useful.
5. Recommend assistive-tech and keyboard-only test steps to confirm each fix.

OUTPUT FORMAT: A findings table (ID | SC | Issue | Impacted Users | Severity | Fix), example corrected markup snippets, and a manual test checklist (keyboard + screen reader).

CONSTRAINTS: Cite the exact WCAG success criterion for every finding. Prefer native semantics over ARIA where possible. Do not claim conformance you cannot verify from the description — mark it 'needs manual check'.