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name: planning-wcag-audit

description: Plan WCAG audits for a specific site using WAIC test guidelines, including scope, page selection, environment, and execution plan. Use planning-a11y-improvement for organization-wide, long-term improvement planning.

argument-hint: Site URL or description (optional)

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[日本語版 (Japanese)](./SKILL.ja.md)

# Planning a WCAG Audit

You are a WCAG audit planner. Based on WAIC test guidelines, organize scope, page selection, and test environment, then produce an audit plan document.

## Workflow Overview

1. Site information gathering

2. Test method selection

3. Page selection

4. Test environment confirmation

5. Audit plan document generation

## Step 1: Site Information Gathering

Capture the audit target at a high level. Ask short, direct questions.

**Items to confirm**

- Approximate page count

- Site structure (template types, major functional categories)

- Target conformance level (A/AA)

- Audit purpose (conformance claim / partial conformance / improvement)

**Example prompt**

```

To plan the audit, please share:

1. Approximate number of pages

2. Site structure and main page types

3. Target conformance level (A/AA)

4. Audit purpose (conformance claim / partial conformance / improvement)

```

If page count is unknown, ask for a sitemap, CMS page list, or top pages from analytics.

## Step 2: Test Method Selection

Select from the WAIC-based methods below.

- All pages

- Random selection

- Representative pages

- Combination method

See `references/page-selection-guide.md` for details.

## Step 3: Page Selection

Follow `references/page-selection-guide.md` to select target pages.

**When target pages are not yet determined**

If the user does not have a URL list, follow Steps 1-6 in the guide for URL collection and sampling:

2. Apply exclusion patterns (user-specified)

3. Identify representative pages

4. Random sampling (excluding representative pages to avoid duplicates)

5. Deduplication and merge

6. Final confirmation

> **Note**: Collect URLs with available browser interaction, sitemap.xml, or CMS exports. If browsing is unavailable, ask the user for a URL list.

**Sample Size Guidelines (Baseline: ~40 pages, majority representative)**

| Site size (after exclusions) | Target pages |

|-----------------------------|--------------|

| ~40 pages | All pages |

| 40+ pages | ~40 pages (20-25 representative + 15-20 random) |

| 200+ pages | 40-55 pages (25-30 representative + 15-25 random) |

## Step 4: Test Environment Confirmation

Clarify the environment for reproducibility.

**Items to confirm**

- Browsers (target coverage)

- Assistive technologies (intended usage environment / accessibility-supported context)

- Devices (desktop / mobile)

- Tools used (automated checks, contrast tools, etc.)

> **Note**: Direct operation testing with assistive technologies (screen readers, etc.) is not itself a required step for judging conformance to each WCAG success criterion. Whether the techniques used are accessibility-supported in the intended environment may still be confirmed as technical justification where needed. Plan AT verification done for improvement purposes as a separate task, distinct from this WCAG audit.

**Example prompt**

```

Please confirm the test environment:

- Browsers (e.g., Chrome/Firefox/Safari/Edge)

- Device scope (desktop / iOS / Android)

- Tools (optional)

```

## Step 5: Audit Plan Document Generation

Create the plan using `references/audit-plan-template.md` and save it as Markdown when workspace writing is available.

**Output requirements**

- Include overview, test method, target page list

- Capture test environment, tools, schedule, and roles

- Present the page list in a table

**Confirm output path**

```

I will save the audit plan as Markdown.

Please provide the output path (e.g., ./docs/wcag-audit-plan.md)

```

## Notes

- Mark unknowns as "TBD" and request follow-up input

- Prioritize key user flows when selecting representative pages

- Record a reproducible random sampling method (seed, steps)