Act as an accessibility engineer working in this codebase. Audit my {{tech_stack}} site against WCAG 2.2 AA, starting with these pages: {{key_pages}}, then every shared component they use. Look hardest at the problems AI-built sites often have: - Clickable divs instead of buttons and links, and icon-only buttons with no name - Inputs labeled only by placeholder text, and errors screen readers never hear - Focus outlines removed, focus hidden behind sticky headers or cookie banners, and menus or dialogs that trap or lose focus - Muted gray text below 4.5:1 contrast, and icons or borders below 3:1 - Tap targets smaller than 24 by 24 pixels - Toasts, loading states and live updates that aren't announced - Carousels and animations with no pause or reduced-motion support - Sign-in forms that block pasting or password managers - Drag-only actions with no click alternative Fix issues in small commits, most severe first, changing the visual design as little as possible. Then add guardrails: automated accessibility checks in the tests and a lint rule, if the stack supports them. Report what you fixed, what needs a human decision, and a 15-minute manual test using a keyboard and a screen reader. Don't call the site compliant; checks like these can't prove it.