🎯 Objective:
- Develop a tool that scans UI designs (e.g., Figma) for accessibility compliance, ensuring design elements adhere to accessibility best practices.
❤️ Key Benefits:
- Ensures that design teams can detect and resolve accessibility issues before development.
- Enhances overall usability by adhering to accessibility standards in the design phase.
📈 Success Metrics:
- Number of scans completed on design files.
- Reduction in accessibility issues in the development phase due to early design fixes.
📘 User Story:
- As a UX designer, I want to scan my Figma designs for accessibility issues to ensure that my design meets accessibility standards before development.
✅ Use Cases:
- Primary Use Case: The designer uploads or connects Figma design files to the scanner tool to identify accessibility issues such as contrast, colour usage, and element visibility.
⚙️ Functionality:
- Integrate the tool with Figma (or similar design platforms) to scan for accessibility issues like contrast ratios, text readability, and element spacing.
- Display flagged design elements visually, allowing designers to address issues within the design tool itself.
- Provide actionable recommendations for resolving design issues.