Automated realization of accessible design
Stitch's systematic AI constraints design ensures that all output code integrates the ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications) labeling system by default, with a tested average Lighthouse accessibility score of 98.61 TP3T. This feature enables non-professional developers to create web applications that comply with international accessibility standards.
Key technology realization
- Semanticized structure: automatically generate semanticized tags such as
- Dynamic ARIA: adding role and aria-label attributes to interactive components
- Contrast control: text and background color combinations automatically meet the 4.5:1 minimum contrast requirement
- Keyboard navigation: Ensure that all interactive elements can be accessed sequentially via the Tab key
Compliance Verification
The team used the official W3C validation tool for continuous testing:
1. Color Contrast Verifier
2. ARIA practice checker
3. Screen reader compatibility testing
This automated compliance feature is particularly suited to scenarios with strict accessibility requirements, such as government websites and educational platforms.
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