Why axe and jsx-a11y miss Ant Design accessibility bugs (and a GitHub Action tha

<p>Automated accessibility testing usually means one thing: point a scanner at the page, let it check the initial HTML against a set of WCAG rules, and turn green. Missing alt

<p>We're in an era where developers write UI with AI. You describe a screen, Claude or Copilot generates the code, and you ship it. But there's a gap nobody talks about:</p>

<h2> The Problem: LLMs Generate Plausible Garbage </h2> <p>When you ask Claude or GPT to build a modal dialog with "proper accessibility," you'll get <code>role="dialog"</code>

<p>Color contrast is one of the most commonly overlooked accessibility requirements in web development — and one of the easiest to fail accidentally. You pick a beautiful grey

<p>All your checks are green. Before you merge, one question worth asking: <strong>is it green because the code was fixed, or because the checker was silenced?</strong></p>